U.S. DOJ Expanding Investigations into Redlining
A cross-agency coordinated effort will focus on lender actions and attitudes that maintain racial segregation. Agencies plan to investigate and prosecute discrimination.
Post-Hurricane FEMA Claims? Fla. Man Gets 2 Years for Lying
A Jacksonville court sentenced a 27-year old to two years in prison for lying on an aid application after Hurricane Irma; he must repay $8K to the federal government.
Is Your LinkedIn Profile Working for You?
First rule of LinkedIn: The more connections you have, the more potential clients you have. And think of your summary section as a personal advertisement.
ULI and PwC 2022 RE Forecast: Resilience, Flexibility, Optimism
An interview with 1,700 RE experts found high expectations for the real estate market in 2022. Traditional spaces – homes, offices, shopping centers, etc. – have changing expectations, but 75% of investors now feel confident about their decisions. Last year, less than 50% said the same.
2021 Homebuyers: Middle-Aged, Married, College Educated
The average American homebuyer is 45 years old, married or partnered, college-educated and likely buying a home located in the South; 26% are age 30 to 39.
Canadians Can Travel on Nov. 8 – but How Many Will?
In two weeks, fully vaccinated Canadians can return to Fla. While the housing-market impact isn’t clear, travel agents report a “significant uptick” in reservations.