Oct. Fla. Consumer Confidence Dips After Surge in Sept.
Fla. consumer sentiment declined 2 points after the largest one-month gain on record. Researchers now have their eyes on Nov. and the possible impact of U.S. elections.
ULI International ‘Future of Work’ Study Finds ‘Flexibility’ Focus
A global survey of real estate players found “increased flexibility” to be a central theme going forward. Respondents expect increased remote work, including from home (96%) and outside the home (72%), plus an increased reliance on suburban satellite offices (67%).
Study: Home Value Disparity Grows Between Whites, Minorities
An Oxford University Study found that the gap in home values in white-majority vs. minority-majority neighborhoods is larger than it was 40 year ago.
Stop Saying ‘Starter Home’ – It Might Work Against You
For some buyers, a small home – really, almost any property that makes them a homeowner – is a dream home, and “starter” downplays the achievement.
Reverse mortgage: Who is it right for?
After a Denver 89-year-old lost her life savings, the state’s top lawyer said a reverse mortgage can be a good choice for some – but carefully check out the lender.
More Restaurant Landlords Offering Percentage-Only Rent
Commercial landlords don’t want to lose important tenants whose money struggles might end with a vaccine. As a result, they’re seeking some type of rental middle ground.