New Construction Page

2026 Home Projects That Add Value March 6, 2026
From 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 March 6, 2026
Most 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 March 6, 2026
Florida’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? March 6, 2026
Associations 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 March 5, 2026
The 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 March 5, 2026
Global 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? March 5, 2026
A 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 March 5, 2026
Homes 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 March 5, 2026
A 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 March 4, 2026
An assessment added after insurer failures will end in 2026, earlier than planned. Officials say policyholders statewide could save about $650 million.
amyc