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Manalapan Estate Marketed as Teardown Listed for $95 Million

Manalapan Estate Marketed as Teardown Listed for $95 Million

Manalapan Estate Marketed as Teardown Listed for $95 Million
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How Fed rate hikes impact home sellers (and how to navigate the shift)

How Fed rate hikes impact home sellers (and how to navigate the shift)

Rising rates can make selling a home more difficult for home sellers.
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Robert Stenhammer Launches 30ALuxuryEstates.com for Florida's Scenic Highway 30A Real Estate

Robert Stenhammer Launches 30ALuxuryEstates.com for Florida's Scenic Highway 30A Real Estate

Robert Stenhammer Launches 30ALuxuryEstates.com for Florida's Scenic Highway 30A Real Estate
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Urban Homeowners Face Higher Insurance Premiums and Nonrenewal Rates Compared to Suburban Counterparts

Urban Homeowners Face Higher Insurance Premiums and Nonrenewal Rates Compared to Suburban Counterparts

A study by the Brookings Institution reveals that homeowners in urban areas across the United States are experiencing significantly higher insurance premiums and nonrenewal rates compared to those in suburban areas. Specifically, homeowners in ZIP codes near central business districts face nonrenewal rates approximately 20% higher and average homeowners insurance premiums 39% higher than those in suburban ZIP codes located more than five miles from downtown. These disparities are not attributed to unusually high profits for insurers in city neighborhoods; rather, higher urban premiums correlate with higher losses. The study indicates that the increased costs are primarily driven by non-environmental risks such as higher rates of theft and burglary in dense environments, older housing stock leading to more claims related to plumbing and building systems, and elevated labor and material costs for repairs in urban settings. Unlike some disaster-prone areas that benefit from government-supported programs for e...
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Lenders Offer Early 2027 Conforming Loan Limits, Exceeding FHFA's 2026 Baseline

Lenders Offer Early 2027 Conforming Loan Limits, Exceeding FHFA's 2026 Baseline

Lenders Offer Early 2027 Conforming Loan Limits, Exceeding FHFA's 2026 Baseline
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Kylie Jenner Sells Hidden Hills Mansion for $15.3 Million, Below Asking Price

Kylie Jenner Sells Hidden Hills Mansion for $15.3 Million, Below Asking Price

Kylie Jenner Sells Hidden Hills Mansion for $15.3 Million, Below Asking Price
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Buying a home in Nashville costs $18K more than the national average

Buying a home in Nashville costs $18K more than the national average

A new Redfin report shows Nashville residents need an income of $128,119 to afford a typical home in 2026. Here's why.
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Nantucket's Historic George C. Gardner House Listed for $32 Million

Nantucket's Historic George C. Gardner House Listed for $32 Million

Nantucket's Historic George C. Gardner House Listed for $32 Million
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Sarasota home sales rise as inventory tightens across region

Sarasota home sales rise as inventory tightens across region

Sarasota and Manatee home sales rose across every major segment in August as inventory declined and sellers gained leverage.
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Seann William Scott Lists Malibu Mansion for $17.5 Million, Quadrupling Original Purchase Price

Seann William Scott Lists Malibu Mansion for $17.5 Million, Quadrupling Original Purchase Price

Seann William Scott Lists Malibu Mansion for $17.5 Million, Quadrupling Original Purchase Price
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Fifth Avenue Maisonette, Formerly Owned by David H. Murdock, Listed for $15 Million

Fifth Avenue Maisonette, Formerly Owned by David H. Murdock, Listed for $15 Million

Fifth Avenue Maisonette, Formerly Owned by David H. Murdock, Listed for $15 Million
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Fort Lauderdale Flood Zones: Risks and Discounts

Fort Lauderdale Flood Zones: Risks and Discounts

Fort Lauderdale properties are categorized into flood zones based on FEMA's mapping system, which identifies areas with varying levels of flood risk. High-risk zones include AE, AO, AH, and VE, while Zone X represents low to moderate risk areas. The city participates in FEMA's Community Rating System (CRS), earning a Class 7 rating that provides a 15% reduction in NFIP flood insurance premiums for eligible properties. Under FEMA's Risk Rating 2.0, flood insurance premiums are calculated individually based on factors such as elevation, distance from flooding sources, and rebuilding costs, rather than solely on flood zone designation. Homeowners are encouraged to verify their flood zone using the City of Fort Lauderdale GIS Flood Zones App or FEMA's Map Service Center. Source time: Wed, 23 Sep 2026 01:51:27 GMT.