Feds Take Aim at Flood Insurance Lawsuit
Nine states, including Fla., have challenged flood insurance Risk Rating 2.0 in court. This week, the U.S. urged a judge to deny their preliminary injunction request.
FREC Considers ‘Multiple Brokers Licenses’ Requirements
The Florida Real Estate Commission took the first steps to create a new rule by offering preliminary, rough-draft language and opening the rule for development.
NAR 2Q Report: Price Gains in 60% of Metro Areas
Overall, though, U.S. home prices dropped 2.4% year-to-year because total declines outweighed increases. Still, 5% of markets saw double-digit price increases.
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