Mortgage increases appear to be having a big impact as the Northeast Florida housing market heads into the busy summer selling season.

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As the Spring selling season begins to rev up, both active listings and active inventory across Northeast Florida trended upwards in March.

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Closed and pending sales for housing in Northeast Florida increased in February, which is rare at this time of the year. The combined number of single-family homes, condos and townhouses in the region rose almost 26% from January to February …

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It may only be February, but when it comes to buying and selling homes in Northeast Florida, it seems that spring is already here.

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“As we close out 2022 and move into 2023 the Northeast Florida real estate statistics continue to point to a stabilization of the market,” said Northeast Florida Association of REALTORS® President Mark Rosener.  “It certainly has been a year with

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With Christmas nearly here, the Northeast Florida housing market is acting more according to season as the year comes to an end.

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The Northeast Florida housing market continued to show a minor drop in prices in September. With the holidays on the horizon, a market slowdown in the fall is typical, but considering the historic heights that prices have risen during the …

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Although prices rose higher in June, there was tangible evidence that higher mortgage rates and inflation are beginning to put the brakes on the wild ride that Northeast Florida’s housing market has taken over the past two years.

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Jacksonville appears on the National Association of Home Builders’ list of improving housing markets. The list now contains 76 improving markets, up from 41 in December, according to NAHB’s and First American’s Improving Markets Index. According to NAHB, Jacksonville is considered to be one of 76 cities showing signs of a rebound with their real estate market.

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It was all about jobs, housing, the port and the overall Jacksonville economy at the recent Cornerstone Business Development Standing Committee meeting.

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