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Knowing the market trends can help you plan your business. Top economists and real estate professionals share their predictions for 2022.

Orlando home prices soar by $10,000 in April as inventory falls to record low Orlando Sentinel 2 days ago Trevor Fraser, Orlando Sentinel © Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles T Experts say Orlando has only three-weeks worth of housing inventory to sell. Homes for sale in metro Orlando plummeted to the lowest level on record last month, as median home values jumped another $10,000 in April, a report from the Orlando Regional Realtor Association revealed Monday. An already depleted inventory fell by 7.8% in April to just 2,655 homes, the lowest since ORRA began keeping track in...

Homes for sale in metro Orlando plummeted to the lowest level on record last month, and median home values jumped another $10,000 in April.

How the S.A.L.T. deduction debate could derail infrastructure reform and last updated 2021-05-14 17:24:00-04 ORLANDO — Let's talk about salt. No, not what you put on food. The S.A.L.T. debate in Washington is about state and local tax deductions and whether Americans should be able to deduct unlimited state and local taxes on their federal tax return. WHY IT MATTERS Former President Donald Trump's signature tax law in 2017 made a change to the amount of state and local taxes that can be deducted from a federal tax return. Prior to 2017, it was an unlimited amount.

What’s next for the housing market in Central Florida? Orlando Regional Realtor Association President Natalie Arrowsmith joins The Weekly Updated:  Tags:  ORLANDO, Fla. – Housing prices have hit a record high in the U.S. and experts say low mortgage rates, high demand, and extremely low supply are driving up those costs. Orlando Regional Realtor Association President Natalie Arrowsmith joined anchor Justin Warmoth on “The Weekly on ClickOrlando.com” to discuss the housing market and why changes in the buying and selling process may be here to stay. [TRENDING: