Southwest Florida Real Estate News and Market Insight

A man in Ohio may be reaching the end of the line after fighting foreclosure on his former home for nearly 15 years, as an eviction notice on the home has been approved. Louis Telerico of Aurora, OH, was first served with a foreclosure notice on his $4.5 million mansion in 2011. The 17,000-square-fo

The move follows FHFA and HUD guidance that opened conventional and FHA lending to competing credit score models

He joined after the August close that created Real REMAX Group, with both brands keeping separate identities

Payments are expected to be distributed in early October

Seattle's minimum wage will increase to $22.14 an hour in 2027, making it one of the highest minimum wages in the country—but it's still not enough for many to afford to live there. A Seattle minimum-wage employee working full time next year will make $46,051 annually—or $1,747 more than they do at

Jim Carrey is bidding farewell to his sprawling Hawaii waterfront retreat, listing the tropical property for $35 million just days after tying the knot with his longtime partner, Min Ah. The 64-year-old "Ace Ventura" star married Ah in an intimate ceremony in Los Angeles, with a representative for t

Holiday airplane tickets are up more than 23% this year, according to Hopper.

By 2 p.m. on Monday, residents in Los Angeles will be battling temperatures rising to 102 degrees, with little relief in sight.  Most of California has been plagued by a multiday heat wave affecting more than 35 million people. Temperatures have soared up to 20 degrees above normal for this time of

Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is stepping back into the political spotlight, months after leaving the Trump administration to focus on raising her two young children. Leavitt is set to take on a new role as an on-air contributor for Fox News beginning Nov. 1. The mother of two,

Developers scored more than $400 million in financing for South Florida projects in recent weeks — led by JSB Capital’s $238 million refinancing of a Doral multifamily building — despite a tight financing market. New York-based JSB, led by Jay Lobell, secured its refi for the 631-unit Landmark South

Residents of a Tennessee community are up in arms over the decision by its homeowners association to ban the use of security cameras in the community. Homeowners in the Bent Creek Townhomes community in Nolensville, TN, are pushing back against a newly announced homeowners association policy that st

Sharon Osbourne has trimmed $1 million off the asking price of the palatial Los Angeles mansion she shared with her late spouse, Ozzy Osbourne, and their children—just over one year after the rock 'n' roll legend died in his native England. The sprawling property, which is listed with Jonah Wilson a

In South Florida’s latest hiring news, former Miami Downtown Development Authority Executive Director and CEO Christina Crespi has joined Miami-based communications firm Ingage as a strategic consultant for government relations and public affairs.  At the DDA, Crespi led Downtown Miami and Brickell’

Airlines are trimming capacity as jet fuel prices keep climbing and travelers keep booking.

The "silver tsunami" may finally reach America's shores, bringing enough homes to ease its long-running inventory shortage and expose an entirely new problem in its place. Between 2026 and 2036, an estimated 13.9 million homes currently occupied by baby boomers and the Silent Generation will be rele

The narrative blaming young adults for their inability to become homeowners is as persistent as it is tired: If Gen Z would simply stop spending money on dining out, shopping, and luxury experiences to flaunt on social meda, the door to homeownership would magically fly open.  But all this finger-po

The week ahead is light on market indicators, but will bring several exclusive new reports from the Realtor.com economics team. On Monday, senior economist Jiayi Xu releases our first-ever Generational Housing Succession report. This report will examine demographic trends for the oldest Americans—th

Quarterly testing can miss drift, lenders need continuous fair lending visibility

Policymakers can lower frictions, but only new starter-home production changes the math

Family, friends, the band, a wedding party: At this Southern estate, there's room for just about everyone. The 118-acre property just outside Columbia, TN, has hit the market for $19.9 million—which is nearly three times what it sold for last year. The listing is represented by Hannah Hayden of Zeit