The once red-hot housing market is starting to cool off.

If you've wanted to buy a home but have been priced out of the housing market, the pendulum between a seller's and a buyer's market may be swinging in your favor.

Today, a renter in the U.S. needs to make $25.82 an hour, up from $24.90 last year, in order to afford rent for a modest two-bedroom apartment, according to the NLIHC.

A year ago, interest rates were so low that records were being broken left and right in Orlando, but is that still going to happen now that they are suddenly climbing?

If you’ve tried to buy a house recently, then you know just how wild the housing market is.

As part of an initiative to create more affordable housing and an increased inventory of homes, President Joe Biden recently announced his administration wants to make single-family homes less available to investors.

When you hear the term “affordable housing,” what do you think of?

It’s been a strange time, living through a global pandemic. What first might have come as a surprise, is the housing boom that followed -- and the fact that things have stayed red hot.

There are understandable concerns from homebuyers about inventory and sky-high prices, but there might have been recent some encouraging news to help alleviate those worries.

Just in the past few weeks, the Biden administration announced it would take steps to address a severe housing shortage in the U.S.

We’ve all heard about it by now: Houses are selling like crazy (and they have been for quite some time), interest rates have been at all-time lows, and it seems like everywhere you turn, you learn of another wild real estate story.

We’ve all heard how the residential real estate market is booming in Florida, but what exactly is going on when it comes to commercial real estate?

Renting vs. buying: It’s always a debate, and there are benefits and drawbacks involved with both options. The decision often comes down to your financial status, lifestyle and the housing market itself.

As we all know from living in Florida, hurricanes happen, and damage to houses will happen.

When are these home prices going to stop skyrocketing? When is this bubble going to pop?

Eminent domain is the 5th Amendment right of a government entity to take your property for a public purpose.

Just browsing on Zillow for a few days in a row is all it takes to understand that there are a lot of homes for sale, and they’re going very quickly.

There’s no doubt the housing market has been on fire lately -- even more so than in 2006, according to real estate attorney Justin Clark.

You’ve probably heard from family or friends that the housing market is super hot right now.