Florida is the 4th GDP in the US ranking, becoming an economic power in recent years and has received thousands of new residents from other States of America; each year, attracted by factors such as the low cost of living, opportunities to undertake, or employment, in addition to parks, beaches and pleasant weather all year round.
Another important point is that Florida became the headquarters of several companies because of the tax advantages, leveraging the state’s economy, and consequently, the real estate market.
Florida's housing market remains a hotspot for investors and homebuyers, drawing people from around the globe with its appealing tropical climate, beautiful beaches, and robust economy.
The sale-to-list price ratio experienced a 2.4-point dip from the previous year, settling at 96.6 percent. This metric indicates that, on average, buyers paid 96.6 percent of the listed price for properties. While this suggests room for negotiation, it also signifies that the market remains advantageous for sellers.
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