RISMedia featured Florida Realtors for developing major real estate tech, with 2025 President Tim Weisheyer calling the group a “quiet giant” in industry innovation.

Consumer sentiment improved modestly this month as inflation worries eased, but the outlook remains muted, according to the University of Michigan’s latest survey.

A brand audit helps agents spot gaps between their online presence and real-world service, ensuring their message, visuals and customer experience stay aligned.

When moving for work, renting offers time to explore a new community, while buying provides long-term stability. Research local markets before choosing a location.

Spotting layout imbalances, harsh lighting, bare walls, low ceilings and clutter can help real estate pros stage rooms that feel cohesive, inviting and memorable.

Commercial customers are prioritizing efficiency and air quality, while more owners are repurposing buildings to cut costs and add value, NAR found.

Rates on 30-year mortgages slipped to 6.19% from 6.23% last week, close to its lowest point this year. Borrowing costs on 15-year loans averaged 5.44%.

National data shows record price cuts and the highest delisting rate since 2017 as affordability, flat job growth and weak demand keep the housing market sluggish.

Gov. DeSantis announced 53 new projects to improve water quality, strengthen water supplies and expand the technology to detect and reduce harmful algal blooms.

AI is helping small businesses work faster, tailor marketing and expand services, while still relying on people for ideas, judgment and customer connection.

Realtor.com’s 2026 forecast points to a steadier market as easing mortgage rates, rising incomes and growing inventory offer affordability gains and more buyer choice.

Buyers are still searching during the holidays. Simple decor, warm touches, good lighting, smart scheduling and strategic pricing can help your home stand out.

A new survey shows Americans want large, single-story homes in great locations, but rising costs mean most opt for smaller, older properties.

A new study shows wellness-minded design is spreading, with more homes adding cleaner air systems, nature access and efficient materials.