Florida Realtors Chief Economist Dr. Brad O'Connor says statewide inventory levels resemble the balanced 2014–2020 period far more than the post-2008 foreclosure crisis, with single-family supply just 7% above April 2019 levels.

Fannie Mae's latest forecast signals that mortgage rates will stay higher for longer, keeping pressure on buyers who have been waiting for relief to re-enter the market.

Condo and townhouse activity is strengthening across Florida, with rising sales pointing to emerging opportunities for buyers and investors as the broader market finds its footing.

Despite its reputation for scorching summers and fierce competition, Florida's real estate market may be more approachable than headlines suggest — especially for buyers willing to look beyond the obvious.

A new survey finds that first-time homebuyers are staying hopeful even as high prices and elevated rates continue to stretch budgets — with many still actively planning their purchase.

A jump in pending sales across Florida suggests the pipeline of closed transactions is building — a positive signal for agents and sellers heading into the summer market.

Litigation drops, insurers cut rates and more companies enter Florida — easing one of the biggest pain points for buyers and sellers and improving overall market stability.