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• 2023 Goal: Create a Team Business-Planning Event diciembre 6, 2022
  “Are we all on the same page?” If you have to ask, start scheduling, at least once per year, a no-cellphone, must-attend event to catch up, make plans and build bonds.
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• Property Insurance Issues Teed Up for Special Session diciembre 6, 2022
  A special session of the Florida Legislature meets next week, and lawmakers issued a formal proclamation saying they will consider hot-button insurance issues.
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• Single-Family Construction Slows Post-Covid diciembre 6, 2022
  The single-family boom in hot markets’ exurbs is waning as the pandemic fades, though there’s also an industry-wide slowdown, according to NAHB’s quarterly analysis.
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• Miami: ‘Climate Gentrification’ Isn’t a Sea-Level Fear diciembre 6, 2022
  Few Miami residents buy inland to avoid coastal climate change risks. The reason for gentrification is the same: A chance to maximize profit on RE investments.
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• Commercial Banks Tighten Credit as Economy Slows diciembre 6, 2022
  It can be a Catch-22: Wary of a recession, lenders make it harder for businesses to borrow money. But business funding problems can push a recession.
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• Airbnb Has a Plan to Fix Cleaning Fees diciembre 6, 2022
  Airbnb’s short-term rental business hit a rough spot after owners began adding sometimes-high cleaning fees. Some renters complained and returned to hotel rooms.
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• What Could Make Home Prices Drop in 2023? diciembre 5, 2022
  Buyer demand has dropped due to rising rates, and seller supply slowed too, creating an uneasy balance. But if buyers drop or sellers expand more, it will impact prices.
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• Does Adding an In-Law Suite Pay Off? diciembre 5, 2022
  If you can legally add an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), should you? It could increase a home’s value or bring in rent – or be more trouble than it’s worth.
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• Home Investors Buying into Black Neighborhoods diciembre 5, 2022
  Study: RE investors lean toward less-expensive, single-family homes, and that’s having an outsized impact on Black communities, turning residents into renters.
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• Can an HOA Stop a Private Pickleball Court? diciembre 5, 2022
  A community with large lots and an HOA has a buyer who wants to install pickleball courts. Other owners hope to stop them but without a specific rule to do so.
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