Curb Appeal Redefined in 2026: What Will Really Attract Buyers Next Year
Never has it been more important for a home to make a good first impression. Whether a buyer is scoping out a listing online or viewing it in person, curb appeal has always been the selling point encouraged by listing agents. But the approach will significantly change in the coming year, as buyers a
The Fed Just Cut Rates Again—Is Now the Right Time to Refinance?
The Federal Reserve cut rates for the third time since September, in a move aimed at jolting the economy out of its slumber. And while the rates set by the Fed don’t directly impact mortgage interest, the trickle-down effect can drop those rates, too. But things are more complicated than they've bee
Divided Fed Votes To Cut Interest Rates Again Despite Mounting Objections From Rebel Faction
In a divided vote, Federal Reserve policymakers have decided to cut interest rates for the third time this year, with concerns about mounting job losses outweighing fears of renewed inflation. Fed Chair Jerome Powell joined the 9-3 majority on the Federal Open Market Committee to vote for the quarte
Miami Elects Democrat as Mayor—Who Wants To Tackle Housing Affordability and High Property Taxes
Voters in Miami elected a Democratic mayor for the first time in nearly 30 years. Democrat Eileen Higgins won Tuesday's election, defeating Republican Emilio Gonzalez, a former city manager who was backed by President Donald Trump. Higgins, a former county commissioner, beat Gonzalez by nearly 20 po
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