New data shows supply falling behind demand across rental and for-sale markets, with shortages concentrated in major metro areas.  

The dip in mortgage rates may give buyers more room and offer a modest lift as the spring housing market continues to gain traction.

U.S. consumer sentiment fell more than expected in April, signaling rising concern about finances that could slow spending, including big purchases like homes.

States like Florida limit HOA bans on work vehicles. Vague rules or improper notice could make fines unenforceable, giving owners room to challenge.

What looks like a minor deck issue can turn into an expensive project, with hidden structural problems, labor and materials quickly driving up costs.

The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage rate dropped to 6.37% from 6.46% last week, while 15-year rates dropped to 5.74% from 5.77%, according to Freddie Mac.

Fed minutes show growing concern that inflation could stay elevated, a shift that could delay rate cuts and ultimately keep mortgage rates higher.

Florida still faces a 15% chance of a major hurricane along the East Coast and 20% along the Gulf Coast, according to one of several preseason forecasts.

Intentional hiring and clear roles help agents build teams that expand reach, protect the brand and deliver consistent service, rather than chasing fast growth.

Outdoor living is part of what makes Florida so attractive, so targeted upgrades can raise home value for sellers and deliver the functional space buyers want.

Strong sales kept Florida at the top of 2025 master-planned community rankings, with multiple high-ranking developments despite a modest slowdown.

Rents across Florida fell 3% year-over-year in March, with the Sarasota area posting one of the largest metro declines as supply continues to expand.

Prioritizing referrals and high-value prospects, while trimming inefficiencies, can boost closings and protect margins.

Open houses can bring theft and liability risks. Sellers are advised to secure valuables, limit access and use tools to monitor visitors.