Buyers Cautious as Rates Decrease
Mortgage rates dropped, but buyer activity stayed low last week. A Fed rate cut seems unlikely, though bond policy changes could eventually lower rates.
What’s Next for Multifamily Design?
Common requests from multifamily residents often include spaces for community building and work, fitness facilities, wellness areas and access to outdoor spaces.
6 Reasons to Love Homeownership
Homeownership provides financial growth, stability and a sense of community. It’s an investment in your future and well-being.
Marketing Ideas for Introverts
Some of the leading real estate agents are introverts. Key strategies for introverted agents include building deep relationships and leveraging social media.
BOI Reporting Rules Back, New Deadline
For most reporting companies, the new compliance deadline is March 21, 2025. Extensions apply for some storm-affected businesses.
NAR: Homeownership Prep Consumer Guide Available
NAR’s “Preparing for Homeownership” guide helps buyers explore home choices, down payment options, available resources and much more.
Fla.’s Jan. Housing: New Listings, Inventory Rise
Florida Realtors Chief Economist: “A new year usually brings with it a revival in the rate of homes being listed for sale; it certainly was the case this January.”
Fed Warns of Inflation, Backs Rate Cut Pause
Fed officials want more progress on managing inflation before further rate cuts. The pause means borrowing costs, including on mortgages, will remain stagnant.
January Existing-Home Sales Down 4.9%
The U.S. median existing-home sales price advanced 4.8% from January 2024 to $396,900, the 19th consecutive month of year-over-year price increases, NAR said.
RE Q&A: Can a Neighbor Cut Down My Tree?
When a condo resident cuts down a common area tree without permission, the association could fine the resident or seek replacement costs.