Today's featured home is in Lutz Florida. Country Living with Luxury and Convenience! This custom built home has so much to offer! 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths with an office. The master suite not only features a large room, walk in his and hers closets, Jacuzzi tub and double shower, it also features a ... » Learn More about Featured Home 4825 SCOTT RD, LUTZ, FL 33558
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Featured Home 501 KNIGHTS RUN AVE, #1210, TAMPA, FL 33602
Today's featured home is in downtown Tampa Florida. Lovely updated two bedroom two bath unit with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, wood floors with carpet in the bedrooms. Nice walk in shower in the master bath with large closet. 2nd bedroom offers a nice size walking closet and ... » Learn More about Featured Home 501 KNIGHTS RUN AVE, #1210, TAMPA, FL 33602
Disregard millennial’s: Gen X running today’s business
Millennial's frequently get all the attention, but members of Gen X are really the ones running the real estate market lately. Gen Xers - adults between the ages of 37 and 51 - make up the second largest share of home buyers, comprising 28% in 2016, as outlined by data from the National Association ... » Learn More about Disregard millennial’s: Gen X running today’s business
Featured Home 16305 BRIDGELAWN AVE, LITHIA, FL 33547
Today's featured home is in Tampa FL in the Rocky Creek Estates Subdivision. Stunning Home Loaded with Upgrades! This 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Plus Loft home is located on a corner lot in the Rocky Creek Estates. As you enter the brick Pavered Front Porch, through the Leaded Glass front Door ... » Learn More about Featured Home 16305 BRIDGELAWN AVE, LITHIA, FL 33547
Foreclosures decline under ‘normal’ pre-recession quantities
ATTOM Data Solutions' March 2017 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report finds that U.S. foreclosures is now below pre-recession levels in 102 out of the 216 metropolitan statistical areas (47%) analyzed inside the report. Foreclosures decline under ‘normal’ pre-recession quantities Nationwide, ... » Learn More about Foreclosures decline under ‘normal’ pre-recession quantities
