RE Q&A: Can I Add an EV Charger at My Condo?
Florida law lets condo owners install EV chargers in their spots but at their expense and without requiring the building to upgrade its electrical system.
Navigating AI for the Future of Growth
AI is reshaping jobs and boosting efficiency, but organizations must focus on communication, training and growth to ease workplace concerns and build trust.
Should You Use a HELOC in a Financial Emergency?
Homeowners gained $3T in equity in 2024. A HELOC might help in short-term crises, but weigh risks, alternatives and timing before tapping your home’s value.
Easy, Trending Instagram Reel Ideas
Agents are using Instagram Reels to showcase local brands and community connections to build trust and position themselves as experts.
Luxury Design Features for New Homes
Luxury custom homes in 2025 could feature smart glass, virtual fireplaces, grand water features, hurricane-rated doors, skylights and gold accents.
Multigenerational Home Design on the Rise
Architects and builders are moving towards designing flexible homes with separate living spaces to accommodate the needs of extended families.
Best Practices to Manage Listings
As inventory rises and listings sit longer, agents must sharpen communication, pricing and marketing skills to guide sellers and stand out in a shifting market.
Disaster Aid Expanding in Ian’s Aftermath
Pres. Biden declared a major disaster in 13 Fla. counties so far. Floridians can apply for help from FEMA, which might also help offset insurance deductibles.
Ian Insured Losses Could Cost Up to $40B
On Thursday, Fitch Ratings estimated that the total insured losses from Hurricane Ian’s trek across Fla. will be somewhere between $25B and $40B.
How to Reach Your Insurance Company?
Here’s a list of most Fla. insurance companies – their websites, phone numbers and any other pertinent post-disaster information.