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Buyers Among Those Anxiously Awaiting Rate Cuts

The Fed is expected to play it safe when it meets later this week, keeping the benchmark interest rate unchanged as inflation has yet to meet the 2% target, experts say...

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Builder Confidence Peaks Since July 2023

NAHB/Wells Fargo HMI: Builder sentiment in the single-family market surpassed the break-even point of 50, highest since July 2023 and the 4th consecutive monthly gain...

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Mastering Real Estate Branding

By crafting an effective and recognizable brand identity, real estate professionals and teams can raise their profile and stay ahead of their competition...

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Indian River, Collier Rental Investors See Returns

Landlords in Indian River and Collier counties are experiencing rising investment returns due to rents increasing slightly faster than home prices, ATTOM found...

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Some Florida Cities See Jump in Active Listings

In Florida and nationwide, the housing supply is rebounding as sellers get used to elevated mortgage rates and the lock-in effect eases, Redfin found...

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AI at Home: Five Ways AI Enhances Smart Living

Smart home technology goes beyond thermostats and electrical plugs. Today’s smart home innovations are integrated with AI to make sleeping more comfortable and communication easier...

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NAR Agrees to Proposed Litigation Settlement

Florida Realtors President Gia Arvin said the state association “looks forward to continued opportunities for our members to provide their expertise and valued services.”..

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U.S. Consumer Sentiment Ticks Down Slightly

Consumer views remained mostly in a holding pattern in March, dipping slightly from the previous month. Sentiment is about halfway between its all-time low, which was reached in June 2022...

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Best Practices for a Healthy Credit Score

Learning how to monitor and boost a credit score is essential to unlocking better credit terms and taking control of your financial future...

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Americans Living Farther from Work in Bigger Homes

A new study found American workers are living farther from their workplaces, likely due to remote work opportunities. As a result, people bought bigger homes with home offices...

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