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A sunset over the water with palm trees and boats. S. Fla. Ranks High for Single-Family Rental Returns

Attom ranked four Fla. counties near the top as strong markets for 2023 single-family investments: Palm Beach, Indian River, Collier and Charlotte counties. …continue →

A for sale sign with palm trees and a beach. 5 Fla. Metros Lead in Buyers’ Online Searches

1 in 4 buyers searching for a home via Redfin’s website considered homes in other metros. Fla. remains a top choice, and Miami returned to the No. 1 spot. …continue →

A house made of money with an arrow pointing up. Fla.’s Jan. Housing: Median Prices, Inventory Up

Florida Realtors: Jan. closed single-family sales fell 32.5% as inflation, higher interest rates eroded demand, but for-sale inventory rose 134.2% to a 2.8-months’ supply. …continue →

Two people jumping in the air on a grassy hill. Housing Confidence Up a Bit from Oct. Lows

In Oct., Fannie Mae’s sentiment index hit a record low, but it rose in Dec. due to increased expectations that mortgage rates and home prices may decrease. …continue →

A street with houses and power lines on it. Fla. Releases County-by-County Property Ins. Report

An Office of Insurance Regulation report on property-market stability found the lowest single-family costs in Sumter ($1,533) and the highest in Monroe ($7,162). …continue →