The pandemic created a tremendous interest in vacation homes in Panama City Beach, and the Emerald Coast. As well as across the country.
The pandemic created a tremendous interest in vacation homes in Panama City Beach, and the Emerald Coast. As well as across the country.
This month is National Homeownership Month; take time to appreciate everything owning a home has to offer.
Mortgage rates are at a historical low. If you are thinking about buying, it is time to take advantage of the low mortgage rates.
The record-low supply of homes for sale coupled with very strong buyer demand is leading to a rise in bidding wars on many homes. Because of this, homes today often sell for more than the list price.
Mortgage rates are at a historical low. If you are thinking about buying, it is time to take advantage of the low mortgage rates.
One in ten homeowners plans to sell this year, with 63 percent of those looking to list in the next six months.
If you are a buyer along the Emerald Coast, you have witnessed the dramatic and quick increase in the price point of a first home or vacation home. You might be asking, are the current home prices sustainable? Will home prices continue to appreciate?
Many are asking will interest rates go up? While none of us have a crystal ball, some experts predict interest rates will go up later this year and into 2020.
Second homes sold to buyers who will not occupy the home year-round but use for investment or vacation account for 15% of new single-family home sales.
There are a lot of misconceptions about buying or selling a home today. Misconceptions make it challenging to know exactly how to navigate the current real estate market in Panama City Beach. Here’s a little clarity when it comes to 5 common myths about the 2021 housing market.