Recent changes in real estate practices will impact home buyers and sellers starting August 17, 2024. Key changes include negotiable commissions and required written agreements with agents.
NEFAR President Rory Dubin anticipates a fruitful summer housing market in Northeast Florida with increased listings and rising prices, benefiting both buyers and sellers in the region.
The selling season in Northeast Florida kicks off early in 2024 with rising prices, increased inventory, and more listings, despite a drop in pending sales. Learn more about the latest market trends.
In February 2024, the Northeast Florida housing market showed strong signs of growth with rising median sales prices, increased closed sales, and a surge in new listings, signaling an early start to the spring buying season.
Northeast Florida’s housing market shows signs of stabilization in January 2024 with a rise in active inventory and new listings. The median sales price decreased to $375,000, and the Home Affordability Index improved. Learn how these trends benefit buyers in the region.
The Northeast Florida housing market shows signs of stabilization as the New Year begins, offering optimism for both buyers and sellers.
The housing market in Northeast Florida shows signs of improvement for buyers with increased inventory and lower prices, but affordability challenges persist year-over-year.
This is your wake-up call, Florida, and we need your help to save affordable housing.
In November 2023, Jacksonville’s housing market saw typical holiday trends: a 14.5% drop in closed sales, a rise in median home prices to $390,280, and increased inventory. Higher interest rates contributed to the market slowdown.
High interest rates are slowing the Northeast Florida housing market, with increased inventory but persistent affordability challenges.
Recent changes in real estate practices will impact home buyers and sellers starting August 17, 2024. Key changes include negotiable commissions and required written agreements with agents.
NEFAR President Rory Dubin anticipates a fruitful summer housing market in Northeast Florida with increased listings and rising prices, benefiting both buyers and sellers in the region.
The selling season in Northeast Florida kicks off early in 2024 with rising prices, increased inventory, and more listings, despite a drop in pending sales. Learn more about the latest market trends.
In February 2024, the Northeast Florida housing market showed strong signs of growth with rising median sales prices, increased closed sales, and a surge in new listings, signaling an early start to the spring buying season.
Northeast Florida’s housing market shows signs of stabilization in January 2024 with a rise in active inventory and new listings. The median sales price decreased to $375,000, and the Home Affordability Index improved. Learn how these trends benefit buyers in the region.
The Northeast Florida housing market shows signs of stabilization as the New Year begins, offering optimism for both buyers and sellers.
The housing market in Northeast Florida shows signs of improvement for buyers with increased inventory and lower prices, but affordability challenges persist year-over-year.
This is your wake-up call, Florida, and we need your help to save affordable housing.
In November 2023, Jacksonville’s housing market saw typical holiday trends: a 14.5% drop in closed sales, a rise in median home prices to $390,280, and increased inventory. Higher interest rates contributed to the market slowdown.
High interest rates are slowing the Northeast Florida housing market, with increased inventory but persistent affordability challenges.