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Florida Realtors chief economist: Expect Fla. housing to return to a more “traditional” market like in 2018-2019 “as supply and demand become more balanced.”
The “easy wins” don’t result in immediate leads, but simple marketing – such as optimizing social media network profiles – can be the bedrock of long-term success.
To fulfill the “promise of the 1968 Fair Housing act,” HUD’s rule requires the submission of “Equity Plans” every five years and “robust community engagement.”
Dec. single-family starts rose double digits to 11.3% as multifamily slid 19%. Based on permits issued, however, NAHB expects less dramatic numbers in the future.
Agents who nurtured customers have an edge as real estate slows down, while those constantly seeking brand-new clients are in for a rougher time.
Two vacation-home goals – “I want to give it my unique touch” and “I want to rent it out” – can be incompatible. Avoid stress by treating it like a business.
The firms says decarbonizing the global real estate market will cost about $18T, but the industry could reduce annual carbon emissions by 75% (6.2 gigatons).
The office market is in a state of flux, and future demand relies on factors that have not yet played out. As a result, investors are considering other commercial areas.
Good news 2: While the builder confidence index remains in bearish territory, it rose 4 points to 35 in Jan., suggesting Dec. was “the low point … in this cycle.”
Realtors: Have a high school senior or kid in college? Or a client who does? Tell them about the Education Foundation Scholarships – and to apply by March 9.