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Piggy bank and model house on dollars Rising rents pushing millennials to become homeowners

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – April 2, 2018 – This year, the typical spring buyer is on the hunt for a three bedroom, two-bathroom home with a garage and up-to-date kitchen, according to a new survey released from realtor.com. The survey also found that family needs and rising rents are motivating millennials to get into the market, while 55+ buyers are looking for privacy and comfort in their new home.
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Piggy bank and model house on dollars Study: In Fla., owning beats renting

LOS ANGELES – July 27, 2017 – Arizona, Nevada and Washington, D.C. are among the 11 states where it’s more affordable to rent than it is to buy a home. But owning a home still beats renting in Florida, according to a study by website GOBankingRates. …continue

Aerial waterfront house with screened pool, dock Fla. home to 43% of top metros for second-home bargains

IRVING, Calif. – July 12, 2017 – ATTOM Data Solutions analyzed the U.S. cities where at least one in every 12 buyers is looking for a second home, and it ranked them based on air quality, comfortable summer temperatures, low crime, appreciating home values and reasonable home prices. …continue

A for sale sign with palm trees and a beach. The risk of home prices going down? ‘Ultra-low’

GREENSBORO, N.C. – April 4, 2017 – What are the chances home prices will decline as they did during the recession? Almost none.

The likelihood of home price declines across the United States over the next two years is unusually low – only 4 percent, according to the latest Arch MI Risk Index statistical model for Spring 2017. …continue

50.1% in Fla. say ‘It’s a good time to buy a house’

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Feb. 16, 2017 – Home-ownership nationwide is at a record low, but a slim majority of Floridians (50.1 percent) say it’s a good time to buy a house, according to a newly released University of Florida (UF) survey conducted in October and November.
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Only 19.3 percent thought it was a bad time, while the remaining 30.6 percent were uncertain.
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