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October 25, 2022
7 Reasons to be Thankful in this Year’s Housing Market
Thanksgiving is on the horizon, a time of food, family, and turkey-induced power naps. It’s also that time to count our blessings and consider the things we are thankful for during the year. From a housing perspective, this year has certainly been…interesting. We’ve covered the specifics elsewhere on the website, but suffice it to say it’s been a time with no small amount of uncertainty, and wavering of trends that have been going strong since before the pandemic. Read more…
Source: Guaranteed Rate | Author Matt Carson
Magazine •
October 25, 2022
Beyond First Class – Homes & Estates | Fall 2022
Whether you center your life around great food, collecting watches, or traveling to off-the-beaten-path places (or all of the above), the fall 2022 issue of Homes & Estates seeks to capture stories that would inspire you and keep your life passions aflame.
For foodies, there’s a story on Michelin-starred restaurants turning up in off-the-beaten-path places. (Is a Tokyo metro station unexpected enough for you?) Speaking of the unexpected, there’s also a travel feature on the Canadian Rockies and a look at a new white-glove airport service that delivers you right to your commercial aircraft complete with security and a private lounge. For fashion watchers, there’s a feature on the latest and greatest timepieces. And to cap it off, the cover property – a restored 1917 architectural masterpiece in Montecito designed by celebrated Santa Barbara architect Francis T. Underhill – offers up a truly inspiring modern interpretation of a Montecito legacy home that can never be replicated today. There’s plenty of inspiration to go around in this very special issue!
Source: Coldwell Banker Luxury
Resources •
October 24, 2022
Hurricane Ian Recovery
Hurricane Ian destroyed many individuals and businesses throughout Florida. Donations continue to pour in however, there is a need for additional funding to help those that Hurricane Ian’s recovery website impacted where donations may be accepted at Florida Realtors Disaster Relief Fund. FEMA has also announced more than $1 billion in federal grants, disaster loans, and flood insurance payments. Disaster Recovery Centers locations provide accessibility and funding for hotel and motel costs for eligible survivors. FEMA also extended the proof of loss requirement for flood insurance policyholders in Florida who experienced flood damage from Hurricane Ian from 60 to 365 days. For more information on how to file a flood insurance claim, visit How to Start Your Flood Insurance Claim. Floridians can file a claim for loss of income caused by Hurricane Ian by visiting Disaster Unemployment Assistance – FloridaJobs.org
