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- 2026 Home Projects That Add Value 03/06/2026From spa-inspired bathrooms to smart lighting and flexible spaces, the home improvements gaining traction in 2026 blend comfort, efficiency and design.amyc
- Aging in Place Trend Holds Strong 03/06/2026Most seniors want to stay in their homes as they age, but many doubt it will happen. The trend shapes housing supply, renovation demand and multigenerational living.amyc
- Florida Auto Insurance Rates Trending Lower 03/06/2026Florida’s five largest auto insurers are indicating an average 8% rate drop for 2026. Regulators say improving market conditions could bring relief to some drivers.amyc
- Real Estate Q&A: Can My HOA Require a Clean Roof? 03/06/2026Associations can fine owners for violations, but the rules must be specific. A vague maintenance clause may not support penalties for a “dirty” roof.amyc
- Average 30-Year Mortgage Rate Ends 3-Week Slide 03/05/2026The average 30-year mortgage rate ticked up to 6% from 5.98% last week, while the 15-year rate averaged 5.43%, slightly down from 5.44% last week.amyc
- Fed Rate Cuts Still on the Table 03/05/2026Global tensions are adding uncertainty to the economic outlook, but one Federal Reserve official says interest rate cuts still make sense.amyc
- IRS Rejected Your Tax Return? Now What? 03/05/2026A rejected tax return can delay your refund if you don’t act quickly. Here’s how to spot the problem, fix it and resubmit before the deadline.amyc
- Why Transit Hubs Are Becoming Housing Hotspots 03/05/2026Homes near transit are gaining popularity as buyers look for walkable neighborhoods and lower transportation costs. Developers are responding with new projects.amyc
- This Home Feature Is Making a Comeback 03/05/2026A once-common home feature is drawing renewed interest from homeowners seeking more usable living space. Experts say demand could climb sharply.amyc
- Florida Insurance Fee Ends Two Years Early 03/04/2026An assessment added after insurer failures will end in 2026, earlier than planned. Officials say policyholders statewide could save about $650 million.amyc