Strongest U.S. Job Market in Decades Worries Fed
The chair sees the job market’s strength as a key driver of rising prices – but it may let employers curtail costs by reducing job openings instead of layoffs.
Is FOMO Fueling the Real Estate Market?
Housing markets continue to run hot, despite rising interest rates and home prices. Some researchers worry a fear of missing out may be fueling the current trend.
Andy Gonzalez Named New VP of Public Policy
As Florida Realtors’ new vice president of public policy, he will oversee the government affairs efforts of the state association and its 225,000 members.
Housing Affordability Stressing Out Buyers
With inflation up – about $500 higher monthly expenses year-to-year – and living space a top cost, many households are now laser-focused on the price of housing.
Can Condo Board Shut Off Elevators in Emergency?
Condo Q&A: A board may apply a disaster plan before, during or after an emergency that includes shutting off elevators, air conditioners, electricity and more.
Report: Stalled New-Home Projects Jump 47%
Supply-chain delays and labor shortages slowed new-home builds. In the South, a recent study found a 52% increase in delays before construction starts.