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Bookmark this quick-reference list of organizations and programs ready to provide help after Hurricane Ian! ❤️

Click here for the latest hurricane-recovery updates and more helpful links: floridarealtors.org/ian-help

Le a changé l'Amérique et le monde pour toujours. Rejoignez-nous demain sur nos réseaux sociaux pour rendre hommage à ceux qui ont perdu la vie ce jour-là. Des vies qui ne seront jamais oubliées.

Bon voyage!

🌊 Bon voyage and safe travels! 🗺
This afternoon, 🗽 left from Le Havre in France to begin her transatlantic travels with CMA CGM GROUP (Official). This original Bartholdi creation is making its way across the high seas to New York (and onwards to Washington, D.C.) as a renewal of 🇫🇷-🇺🇸 friendship and founding values.
On July 1st, the statue will receive an official welcome on Ellis Island where it will stay through 🇺🇸 Independence Day. If you're in the Big Apple that week, stop by and give a kind bonjour ❤️!
Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/3g8t72l

🏠 Article for Sellers
💰 Get your house ready
🔥 The market is on fire but you also have competition.

NAR Survey: Design Shows Raise Buyer Expectations Sixty-three percent of real estate pros say buyers requested a home resembling those staged on TV. Read more from the “2021 Profile of Home Staging."

This is good news, as we already know, for the Sellers. You hardly have the time to list the property and it is gone.
It is another story for many Buyers currently looking for a new home.

Home Price Growth in U.S. Reaches 15 Year High in February According to CoreLogic's latest CoreLogic Home Price Index, U.S. home prices continued to increase in February 2021, reaching the highest annual gain since April 2006, as demand continues to clash with historically low supply.

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And a new visitor this morning by my window!

A client recently asked me about flood insurance and possible new rates. Here’s an update.

FEMA Releases Rate Overview for Flood Insurance Risk 2.0 FEMA did not release a tool to answer the question on most Fla. homeowners' minds: “Will my flood insurance rate go up or down?” But overall, it says 1 out of 5 residents (19.8%) will see a reduction, and 3 out of 4 (76%) won’t see a change higher than $120 more per year.