According to a TaxWatch study, Fla. faces a $700 million tax increase if Amendment 2 fails – and most of that tax burden will be shouldered by small businesses.
Florida Realtors' latest report on international real estate found a small year-to-year slowdown, largely due to Fla.'s tight inventory and rising prices.
Real estate investors would be able to avoid taxes in 8,700 economically depressed U.S. "zones." Treasury says it could attract $100 billion in private capital.
Under the just-announced UltraFICO Score, consumers can voluntarily submit data, such as bank accounts and investments, to help lenders decide if they qualify.
Buyers impressed with a home from the driveway wonder if it's as nice on the inside. A dynamic entryway as they step through the door tells them that it is.
Two "Pattis" will lead the Florida Real Estate Commission starting in Nov. Patricia "Patti" S. Fitzgerald, 2011 Florida Realtors president and manager/broker-associate with Illustrated Properties Seabranch in Hobe Sound, will serve as FREC chair.
4 out of 5 renters believe renting is more affordable than owning – an 11 point increase in only six months – even though their monthly costs continue to go up.
Not all mortgages are created equal. A LendingTree study looked at lending competition and found Fla. buyers can save serious money by comparison shopping.
U.S sales fell 4.1% year-to-year, and NAR's chief economist blames rising interest rates and too few affordable listings. It's the lowest rate since Nov. 2015.
Highlights include a look at key commercial programming being offered at the REALTORS® Conference & Expo, an advocacy win with the passage of the Water Bill, the Q3 Commercial Real Estate Outlook from NAR Research, and more.
Highlights include the Q3 issue of Commercial Connections, a look at converting trends into deals with RPR® Commercial, information on the Counselors of Real Estate®'s Consulting Corps, and more.
In Q2 2018, investment sales slowed, sales volume rose by only 0.5 percent on a yearly basis, and cap rates moved sideways. Low inventory remained the principal concern for REALTORS®, as a wide pricing gap between buyers and sellers affected over 20 percent of respondents. Prices grew 5.1 percent year-over-year. Leasing activity picked up, as […]
In Q1 2018, sales volume rose by 4.2 percent on a yearly basis, as cap rates experienced slight compression. Low inventory remained the principal concern for REALTORS®, as a wide pricing gap between buyers and sellers affected about 20 percent of respondents. Prices grew 6.7 percent year-over-year. Leasing activity moderated, posting higher volatility, as vacancies […]
Highlights include an advocacy win to extend National Flood Insurance Program, a guide to getting started in commercial real estate investing from RPR®, a look at adaptive reuse from CCIM Institute, IREM®s annual Income/Expense Analysis Forms, and more.
Attend governance meetings to help shape policy, learn from industry experts in conference education sessions, and network with commercial tech vendors and others in the Commercial Marketplace–there's something for every commercial practitioner. Whether you are just getting started in your career or are a seasoned veteran – NAR’s got you in mind!
CCIM's Chief Economist (RE)Defines Adaptive Reuse, e-commerce sales tax win, property management mistakes to avoid, how to market your property, an inside look at MIPM and more.
Flood insurance is extended. Lots of opportunities in commercial investment in smaller markets. Home sales slow as inventories remain a problem. More agents are in the business. Fewer international investors are buying U.S. homes. The upcoming iOi Summit promises competitive advantage.
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