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If you’re a young adult, you may be thinking about your goals and priorities for the months and years ahead. And if homeownership ranks high on your goal sheet, you’re in good company. Many of your peers are also pursuing their dream of owning a home. The 2022 Millennial & Gen Z Borrower Sentiment Report from Maxwell says:
“Many young adults have demonstrated their resolve to embark on the journey toward homeownership soon. More than half of millennials and Gen Zs plan to apply for a mortgage sometime within the next year.”
Let’s take a look at why homeownership makes the top of so...
Books: Crais is back with Elvis and Pike; Herren launches New Orleans series
Robert Crais’ popular crime-fighting duo is back in ‘Racing the Light.’ Amateur sleuth the heroine of T.G. Herren’s ‘A Streetcar Named Murder.’
Sailing through a winter wonderland: Guide to South Florida’s holiday boat parades
From Jupiter to Fort Lauderdale to Miami, South Florida will host eight holiday boat parades in December, with yachts sailing the Intracoastal and other waterways decked out in twinkling lights and inflatable Santas. Here’s when and where to find them all.
New restaurants: Amar Bakery & Market and Great American Cookies open; Detroit Eats shuts down
What’s new on South Florida’s dining scene
Why There Won’t Be a Flood of Foreclosures Coming to the Housing Market
With the rapid shift that’s happened in the housing market this year, some people are raising concerns that we’re destined for a repeat of the crash we saw in 2008. But in truth, there are many key differences between what’s happening today and the bubble in the early 2000s.
One of the reasons this isn’t like the last time is the number of foreclosures in the market is much lower now. Here’s a look at why there won’t be a wave of foreclosures flooding the market.
Not as Many Homeowners Are in Trouble This Time
After the last housing crash, over nine million households lost their homes due...
Audacy Beach Festival in Fort Lauderdale this weekend: Update on tickets, transportation, set times
The latest news on tickets, transportation, and set times for Muse, Machine Gun Kelly, Jack White, and Chris Carrabba and Dashboard Confessional.
SMALL BITES: Rolling in The Doughfellas
During the pandemic shutdown wife-and-hubby team Daphne Glidden and Andre Barone started The Doughfellas as an online business where you could buy their frozen gourmet pizzas. Now they have their first restaurant in Pompano Beach./Heal The Planet Shop is coming to Fort Lauderdale in November. Here’s what you can expect to find on the shelves.
3 Ways You Can Use Your Home Equity
If you’re a homeowner, odds are your equity has grown significantly over the last few years as home prices skyrocketed and you made your monthly mortgage payments. Home equity builds over time and can help you achieve certain goals. According to the latest Equity Insights Report from CoreLogic, the average borrower with a home loan has almost $300,000 in equity right now.
As you weigh your options, especially in the face of inflation and talk of a recession, it’s important to understand your assets and how you can leverage them. A real estate professional is the best resource to help you...
Restaurant inspections: South Florida Denny’s ordered shut by state
Ahead of Thanksgiving, roaches crawled on the walls and food spoiled at a South Florida Denny’s restaurant that was temporarily ordered shut by state inspectors.
‘Nanny’ review: Anna Diop shines in an eerie, assured feature film debut
“Nanny” star Anna Diop carries every scene here with aplomb. This is a truly character-driven psychological thriller.