If automated text messaging is part of your marketing strategy, you could be setting yourself up as a tempting target for plaintiff’s lawyers.

The tech giant is proving itself as a powerhouse buyer of real estate across the country.

Luxuries like pools and lavish living spaces may not be as enticing as a garage.

Brokers and real estate pros weigh in after Amazon announces it has halted plans to build a second headquarters in Long Island City, N.Y.

Borrowing costs continue to decline, as rates drop to the lowest averages in a year.

You don’t have to send your customers extravagant gifts to let them know you care. Here are some creative tips on how to express your gratitude that will leave a lasting impression.

The service award program is celebrating its 20th anniversary. “We are more than REALTORS® who simply sell houses,” says one Good Neighbor recipient.

Moving for romance may not be so far-fetched: A third of single Americans surveyed say a big determinant for their next move will be the number of dateable people who live there.

Homebuying can be stressful, and couples may not always see eye to eye.

Owning a home can boost appeal in the eyes of singles, a new report finds.

The deadline looms for any Fla. student, including ones now enrolled, to apply for an academic scholarship from Florida Realtors Education Foundation. Learn more.

Buying stresses couples, and major decisions often end up in major disagreements. But a few tactics can nip potential problems in the bud.

A Fla. Senate committee last week stifled a proposal that would limit attorney fees in "assignment of benefits" (AOB) property insurance cases.

3 out of 10 singles research a partner's financial info online before committing to a relationship, so bad credit can impact more than just the cost of a loan.

The Florida Realtors-backed "Support Homeownership for All" license plate raised over $1M so far for Fla. affordable housing projects. Go to: homeownershipforall.org. https://homeownershipforall.org

More consumers are filing lawsuits against businesses that auto-send texts without following regulations under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

Developers tend to focus on the type of housing that maximizes profits, and a recent trend to build luxury homes has faded a bit in favor moderate-income properties. As a result, the average new home has dropped from 2,500 square feet to 2,320.

Bubble fears are based on memories of the housing meltdown more than reality, some experts say. As long as buyer demand remains high and new-home production low, there's no bubble to burst. Prices are a result of demand, not risky lending.

First-time homebuyers can get up to $15K in downpayment and closing-cost assistance if they live in Clay, Duval, Hillsborough, Osceola or Pasco counties.

The owner of an ocean-view condo wants to sell and figures she'll get the highest amount of money if she makes it a timeshare – but can she legally do that?