A $1.8 Billion Lawsuit That Might Change EVERYTHING in Real Estate – and October’s Real Estate Wrap Up for Niceville
This week, a groundbreaking lawsuit delivered a stunning verdict, awarding home sellers a massive $1.8 billion judgment. The lawsuit revealed collusion between the National Association of Realtors and various real estate brokerages, accusing them of illegal practices. The verdict forces these entities to compensate home sellers who claim they were charged exorbitant fees by real estate agents.
But before we delve into the legal battle, let’s first discuss the real estate landscape in Niceville and Valparaiso for October 2023.
August Wrap Up: Niceville Real Estate Report
The recap of August’s real estate market and what it tells us about buying and selling a home going into the fall in Niceville and Valparaiso.
What Will Solve Niceville’s Workforce Housing Crisis?
What will Florida’s ‘Live Local Act’ do for people in need of workforce housing?
County Plans to Solve Housing Affordability Crisis
The County Commission voted unanimously to move forward with the project at their meeting on Tuesday.
Exile From Boggy – High Costs Force Out Low-Income Residents
Poorer Niceville residents are getting priced out of their homes. Here’s why its happening and what it means for you.
Niceville to Install Speed Bumps in Deer Moss Creek Neighborhood
The City of Niceville will install two sets of speed bumps in the Deer Moss Creek neighborhood of Niceville, despite a protestation letter from the developer, Ruckel Properties. The letter was written in opposition to the potential road upgrade, according to Niceville Public Works Director Jonathon Laird.
Lake Course in Bluewater Bay Closer to Becoming Housing
Stick with me past these next two sentences. It’s important if you live in Bluewater Bay – but it’s also a little boring-sounding.
Housing Affordability Threatens Public Safety in Okaloosa. Here’s Why:
The Latest, Greatest Threat to Public Safety in Okaloosa County It isn’t drug dealers, homicidal maniacs, roving biker gangs or mobs of angry high schoolers. It’s the price of housing. Homes and apartments in Niceville, Valparaiso and the rest of Okaloosa County are quickly becoming out of financial reach for local law enforcement. Basically, it […]
