Florida home prices are expected to decline even further in 2026

Home prices are going to drop – Pictured: Homes in Celebration District, Orlando, FL. – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Box Lab After several years of decline, fresh estimates from the Realtor.com® 2026 national housing forecast indicate that home prices in Florida will likely continue to decline next year. In 2026, median sales prices for

In the scorching Florida market, home values decline

Florida housing market – Pictured: A home for sale in St. Augustine, Florida, USA. Photo: Paul Brennan/Shutterstock.com With Florida leading the US in metro areas with the greatest drops in property prices, the US housing market is cooling along with the weather as we move into late November. According to a recent research by the

The budget-friendly Florida destination for retirees

Retirees On the Beach – Courtesy: Shutterstock — Daniel Myjones The small community of Sebring, Florida, located in the middle of the state and roughly 90 miles south of Orlando, is a popular and reasonably priced place to retire. Sebring, which has less than 12,000 residents, has a rich history, a laid-back lifestyle, small-town charm,

The expense of living has nearly 50 percent of Floridians thinking about relocating

Jacksonville Beach, Florida: Popular tourist destination — Courtesy: Image by JJacob Boomsma from Shutterstock Some Floridians are reconsidering life in the Sunshine State due to the high cost of living, which is reflected in the soaring costs of homes and insurance rates. According to a recent Florida Atlantic University survey, almost half of Floridians had

Florida & California: Nation’s Top New List of the Riskiest Housing Markets

South Florida Aerial View – Housing Market – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by pisaphotography Parts of Florida and California are at the top of a new list of property areas most at risk of a decline in home values, following deadly storms and wildfires. California had 14 of the 50 highest-risk markets, Florida had seven,

Florida Warning Issued by America’s Biggest Homebuilder

Construction cranes on large buildings being erected in downtown Tampa, Florida, seen in aerial panoramic views. Photo and Caption: TetKabrit/Shutterstock.com The biggest homebuilder in the US, D.R. Horton, has noted the Florida housing market’s ongoing difficulties. “The dynamics of the Florida marketplaces have changed significantly. During an earnings call last week, Chief Operating Officer Michael

​​Florida faces growing hurricane risks, making home insurance harder to obtain

Home Insurance – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Alexander Raths In 2022, Hurricane Ian destroyed Dayna and Matt Fancher’s Fort Myers Beach, Florida, home. The couple is still paying their home insurance coverage, which is now twice as expensive, one month into this year’s hurricane season, all the while battling the company in court over

This Florida city is being flocked with movers

Orlando, Florida, USA downtown skyline at Eola Lake at dusk during Christmas season — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Sean Pavone It’s no secret that Florida has grown in popularity as a travel destination for people all across the country in recent years. However, what about people who are relocating within Florida? That’s what moveBuddha

In almost a dozen cities in Florida, home prices are declining

Florida Homes for Sale — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Andy Dean Photography According to the most recent data, purchasing a home is becoming more affordable in a number of Florida urban regions as inventory increases and demand declines, even though home prices are still growing nationwide. According to a recent National Association of Realtors (NAR) survey,

‘Dominoes’ in the Florida and Texas housing markets have fallen, according to a real estate analyst

Beautiful Residential Home in Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Mike Focus While home prices in the Northeast are still rising, real estate consultant Nick Gerli predicts that a spike in inventory in Florida and Texas will lead to sharp price drops in the two regions’ housing markets. Texas and Florida “dominos have fallen,”