Florida new-home permits hold steady in May

by amyc

Florida recorded 6,382 new residential construction permits in May, nearly unchanged from April, a new report shows. Regional data shows where builder activity remained strongest and where future new-home inventory may be taking shape.

Categories

Recent Posts

Federal housing bill puts supply in focus
Federal housing bill puts supply in focus
Photo-ready homes sell faster, real estate pros say
Photo-ready homes sell faster, real estate pros say
NAR data points to buyers, sellers who may be closer to moving
NAR data points to buyers, sellers who may be closer to moving
Mortgage Rates Quickly Approaching 1-Month Lows
Mortgage Rates Quickly Approaching 1-Month Lows
Florida affordability shift follows slower migration
Florida affordability shift follows slower migration
Agents want more than tech from brokerages
Agents want more than tech from brokerages
AI narrowing knowledge gap between Realtors, customers
AI narrowing knowledge gap between Realtors, customers
Rates Hold Mostly Steady Despite Bond Market Improvement
Rates Hold Mostly Steady Despite Bond Market Improvement
Florida markets show housing mismatch despite more inventory
Florida markets show housing mismatch despite more inventory

Share on Social Media

Philip Cauley
Philip Cauley

Agent | License ID: SL3640763

+1(407) 489-6774 | philip@cauleygroup.com

GET MORE INFORMATION

Name
Phone*
Message

By checking this box, I agree by electronic signature to the Electronic Disclosure Consent Agreement; to receive recurring marketing communication from Real Broker, LLC, including auto-dialed calls, texts, and artificial/prerecorded voice messages (message frequency varies; data rates may apply; reply "STOP" to opt-out of texts or "HELP" for assistance); and to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy of this website. Consent not required to make a purchase. I understand that I can call to obtain direct assistance.