A rate spike last week was short lived, though current rates are still higher than the average 3.65% for all of 2016. Source: Florida Realtors
Fla. MLS offers 'true lifestyle cost'
My Florida Regional MLS’s new property search website helps buyers visualize the true cost of ownership, by incorporating buyer financial info, historical utility costs, commute times, property taxes, insurance rates and mortgage payments. Source: Florida Realtors
Water bills set to go even higher
Mich. study: 11.9% of U.S. households can’t afford their water bill, but that could rise to 35.6% in five years – and many Fla. areas are considered “high risk.” Source: Florida Realtors
NAR: Pending home sales bounce back in Dec.
In spite of rising mortgage rates and higher home prices, NAR’s Pending Home Sales Index rose 1.6% last month – from 107.3 in Nov. to 109.0 in Dec. Source: Florida Realtors
Gov. kicks off tax cut plan at Florida Realtors event
A $454M business rent tax cut is a major part of Rick Scott’s proposed 2017 state budget, he told Realtors attending Florida Realtors Mid-Winter Business Meetings. Source: Florida Realtors
FAU study: Golf courses still boost home prices
A drop in demand for the sport of golf hasn’t translated into lower values for homes located in golf course communities, providing the course isn’t shutting down. Source: Florida Realtors
NAR: Existing-home sales slide in Dec. but 2016 hits 10-year high
Source: Florida Realtors
NAR: Nixing FHA premium cut hurts up to 40,000 buyers
The cancelled FHA mortgage insurance cut will hurt up to 850,000 homebuyers, NAR said on Friday, but the association would continue advocating for a cut. Source: Florida Realtors
HUD suspends FHA mortgage ins. premium reduction
An announced cut in FHA mortgage insurance premiums, effective April 27, would have saved buyers money, but the reduction was canceled unexpectedly on Friday. Source: Florida Realtors
Millennials more willing to buy those fixer-uppers
Sometimes it takes compromise. Faced with rising home prices and interest rates coupled with downpayment challenges and college debt, more younger adults seem willing to buy iffy property that could, over time, become their dream home. Source: Florida Realtors
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