From Tampa to Naples, hotel flags are changing luxury condos
The luxury condos branded with a hotel flag that the developer of Water Street Tampa rolled out in 2018 were the first of ...
Here’s how to build more needed housing in Florida | Column
To keep up, the state must expand housing options across the board, and not just focus on what is traditionally considered ...
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High Mortgage Rates Upend the Market—How Buyers Can Finally Take Control This Year!
Persistently high mortgage rates are reshaping the U.S. housing market, creating opportunities for buyers as sellers adapt to ...
Big Lots asset sale would preserve 12 stores in Florida. Find out where.
Big Lots, the overstock retail chain that’s currently liquidating all of its stores in the United States, unveiled a list of ...
‘Not your grandma’s farmhouse.’ See what makes this Georgia home for sale different
“Not your grandma’s farmhouse—and definitely not like anything you’ve seen before! Newly constructed 2022 Quonset Hut home, ...
The top 10 U.S. cities New Yorkers want to move to most—3 are in Florida: ‘The snowbird cliché comes to mind,' expert says
To find the 10 metro areas where the most New Yorkers are searching for homes to buy, StreetEasy analyzed Zillow’s search ...
Luxurious South Florida estate tied to a Russian oligarch who died under unusual circumstances sells for $14.82M
The Fisher Island, Florida, home of a 50-year-old Russian oligarch who died under suspicious circumstances in Antibes, France ...
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What’s the fuss over Realtor-owned MLSs opening the door to all agents?
Realtor-owned MLSs have long been able to open their platforms to non-Realtors, so why are groups in Phoenix and Austin ...
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Nearly 1/3 of homes in Tampa area have had a price cut: Zillow
After years of the home market being tilted in favor of the seller, the Tampa area home market appears to be moving to a buyer's market.
Florida City's Housing Market is Starting to Turn
Growing inventory is bringing down prices in Tampa, but buyers remain hesitant to enter the market amid still-high mortgage rates.
Dream of owning a luxury home in California? Here’s how much you need to earn to afford one
You’d need to earn more than $300,000 a year in order to afford a high-end home in California, according to a recent study by custom cabinetry manufacturer Highland Cabinetry.