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*Real Estate Market Reports Southeast Florida 2025

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Palm Beach County Market Reports’ Summary of Single Family Homes and Condos in this month 2024 with Stats and SOLD Housing Trends. Buying or Selling, Text/ Call 561-339-1779 to set-up FREE Consultation.

Mid-Year Real Estate Market Update 2024

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Mid-Year Real Estate Market Update 2024 What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Time for a mid-year real estate market update in 2024. Read on for our take on this year’s most important real estate news and get a sneak peek into what analysts predict is around the corner for 2024.  First A Review Last […]

Palm Beach Gardens Report Real Estate Market

Palm Beach Gardens report of current real estate trends is slightly in a sellers’ market. The Martin Group of Realtors® can help you sell or buy a property. Text or call our office: 561-339-1779 for more info.

10 Home Design Trends to Try In 2023

Several articles have been released concerning home design trends in 2023. We have chosen ten of these designs that you could try, as a do-it-yourself project, to update your property this year.

2023 Florida Housing Market Forecast What It Means For You

You don’t have to break the bank to celebrate the holidays in style—even in this season of inflation. Prices may be higher on everything, but there are still plenty of opportunities to stretch your budget and find extra savings. 

5 Factors Reveal Where The Real Estate Market Is Really Headed

It’s the old supply-and-demand predicament: Home sales in the U.S. continue at a torrid pace, but the availability of listings remains limited. Buoyed by historically low mortgage rates, buyers keep shopping for homes, reducing the available inventory and sparking a rise in home prices across the country.

Is the Real Estate Market Going to Crash?

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At the beginning of the pandemic, fears of an economic recession and an ensuing mortgage meltdown were top of mind for homeowners all across the country. For many buyers and sellers, the two seemed to go hand in hand, just as they did in the 2008 economic crisis. This time around, because of lessons learned in 2008, banks are better funded, homeowners are holding more accrued equity, and, crucially, much of the economic activity is focused on financial factors outside the housing market.