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Just in! August 2022 released from Florida Realtors® detailing recent real estate activity in Broward County. The reports compare year-over-year data. Here are statistics on single family homes. A recent report shows that Broward County is one of the most …
For slightly less than $4M, one ABBA fan can own a piece of history. The Swedish Longhouse style Gulf Coast home duplicates the same design in a mirror style.
Discrimination tends to find loopholes. In the 1960s, Blacks bought homes using a land contract – but sellers held the deed and could evict for one missed payment.
Is single-family zoning good or bad? It’s a hot issue, but affordable-housing advocates says it’s one of the problems, and Gainesville might nix it altogether.
NAR: Median home prices in the second quarter were up 14.2%, but Fla. saw bigger gains: Of the top 10 U.S. metros for home-price increases, Fla. had 7 ranking cities.
Last week, mortgage rates dropped below 5%; this week, they changed direction. One year ago, the average 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage averaged 2.87%.
Year-to-year, U.S. prices rose 8.5% in July compared to 9.1% in June. Most of that savings – though not all – resulted from falling gas prices.
Rent.com: $1,769 is a 39% year-to-year increase. The nationwide average monthly cost for a two-bedroom rental in August is $2,105, a 38% increase year-to-year.
Buyers, sellers and Realtors feel less pressure as bidding wars decline, listings remain on the market more than a week, and open houses no longer generate waiting lines.
From mid-March to early April, credit-scorer Equifax gave faulty info to lenders, and some borrowers may now be paying higher monthly payments than they deserve.
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