Housing Wire

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Still dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, the state saw another 1,700 loans fall into serious delinquency. Inventories that were 90-plus days late on mortgage payments increased largely in Florida.

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Housing Wire

OCTOBER 5, 2022

Hurricane Ian’s arrival in Florida, the death toll of which has surpassed 100, prompted widespread closings and evacuations. Kan noted that the spreads between the conforming rate compared to jumbo loans widened again, which helped push the share of adjustable rate mortgages to almost 12% of applications.

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Housing Wire

JANUARY 4, 2023

BC: The funds raised from the Heroes Golf Classic benefit families across the Northeast Georgia region who are experiencing life-changing disasters such as home fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding and more. HW: How are the donations from the golf classic transforming the lives of people relying on American Red Cross assistance in Georgia?

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Housing Wire

OCTOBER 19, 2022

The MBA expects pressure on delinquencies and forbearance requests in the coming months due to the worsening economic conditions and the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian. 30, 345,000 homeowners were in forbearance plans, down from 360,000 at the end of August.

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Housing Wire

JULY 25, 2023

The area was most recently ravaged by Hurricane Ian in September. Among the top migration destinations most impacted by climate risk, coastal Florida has seen nearly 60,000 more people move in than move out over the past two years. This includes to areas like Lee County, which includes Fort Myers and Cape Coral.

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RIS Media

OCTOBER 9, 2023

The couple lost their Fort Myers home and everything in it when Hurricane Ian destroyed a swath of Southwest Florida… The post Experience, Resilience Power South Florida Team appeared first on RISMedia.

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Housing Wire

JULY 26, 2023

According to Redfin , in the past two years, nearly 60,000 more people moved into than out of Lee County, Florida, which includes Fort Myers and Cape Coral, and was slammed by Hurricane Ian in September.

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Housing Wire

JULY 25, 2023

The increased severity of hurricanes and the rising costs of repair and reinsurance have driven some insurers to insolvency, and convinced others to end offering homeowners insurance coverage in Florida. Still, there’s no denying that from coast to coast, hurricane risks and flash floods are becoming more costly.

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Realty Biz

OCTOBER 13, 2022

Hurricanes have always posed an imminent threat to Florida. William Vellema has been living under the bridge for four days, waiting to get to Fort Myers Beach on Estero Island in Florida to see if his country house survived Hurricane Jan. He have no opportunity to move because of rescue and recovery efforts.

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Broke Agent Media

JANUARY 23, 2023

Candace also revealed what she did when Hurricane Ian hit Florida and how that drove her content. During this time, she focused on helping her community, quickly becoming a neighborhood leader and a living, breathing blueprint for agents to follow when natural disasters strike.

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Real Trends

NOVEMBER 29, 2022

Homebuyers want to move to the Sun Belt, especially Florida despite the recent damage done by Hurricane Ian in September. This is on par with a similar 24.2% in Q3 of 2022, up from around 18% in 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic brought in the wave of work-from-home employment, which allowed Americans to relocate.

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Calculated Risk Real Estate

OCTOBER 23, 2023

Sales in Florida were up year-over-year in September because sales were depressed last year by Hurricane Ian. In August, these same markets were down 13.5% YoY Not Seasonally Adjusted (NSA). Note that closed sales in September were mostly for contracts signed in July and August. in July and 7.1% in August.

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Calculated Risk Real Estate

OCTOBER 11, 2023

This is because sales were depressed in September 2022 by Hurricane Ian. This is a historically low level of new listings. Closed Sales in September And a table of September sales. Note: Sales in Jacksonville were up YoY. Sales in other areas of Florida will also likely be up YoY. In September, sales in these markets were down 20.6%.

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Real Trends

JANUARY 5, 2023

The report says this could be because Hurricane Ian compelled people to sell their homes. For example, pandemic boomtowns like North Port and Tampa in Florida led the increase with active listings rising 61.3% and 46.1%, respectively. New listings rose on a monthly basis in North Port and Cape Coral, also hit by the storm.

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Realty Biz

NOVEMBER 6, 2022

A mere week had passed since Hurricane Ian tore through Southwest Florida, leaving a swath of damages that could reach as high as $250 billion, and yet inside this once beautiful real estate broker’s office, workmen were already at the task of rebuilding.

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Housing Wire

NOVEMBER 22, 2022

Florida led the jump in new early delinquencies, with the state delinquency rate rising 53 basis points to 3.42% — offering an initial indication of Hurricane Ian’s impact. . “A A third of October’s delinquency rate increase was driven by the anticipated impact of Hurricane Ian,” Walden said.

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Real Trends

JULY 25, 2023

The increased severity of hurricanes and the rising costs of repair and reinsurance have driven some insurers to insolvency, and convinced others to end offering homeowners insurance coverage in Florida. Still, there’s no denying that from coast to coast, hurricane risks and flash floods are becoming more costly.

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HomeLight

FEBRUARY 6, 2023

Michael Orefice , the senior vice president of operations at SmartFinancial insurance portal, points to examples like unusually high rates of wildfires in Colorado and California, Winter Storm Uri in Texas, Hurricane Ida in Louisiana, and Hurricane Ian in Florida. Most of the time, you shouldn’t file a small claim.

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Housing Wire

OCTOBER 7, 2022

The report also noted that Hurricane Ian, which made landfall at the tail end of the month, had no discernible effect on employment and unemployment data for September. “Overall, the September jobs report reflects a still-strong labor market that is gradually cooling,” Kushi said.

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Inman

SEPTEMBER 1, 2023

Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac outline relief for victims, including forbearance suspending mortgage payments for up to 12 months.

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Redfin

FEBRUARY 13, 2024

Take inventory General Manager, Ian Vogt from Grand Welcome Destin & Miramar Beach recommends, “Give your property some TLC before the rush begins. However, we treat the fluctuating “colder” months and hurricane season with extra care. Courtesy of Earnest Homes 3.

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Inman

MAY 31, 2023

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Calculated Risk Real Estate

OCTOBER 18, 2023

Due to the impact of Hurricane Ian in September 2022, existing home sales are up year-over-year in Florida , and that might have kept seasonally adjusted sales from hitting a new cycle low in September (it will be close). The consensus is the NAR will report sales of 3.94 million SAAR, down from 4.04 million in August.

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RIS Media

JULY 30, 2023

Rocket Mortgage, a retail mortgage lender and part of Rocket Companies, has been named No. 1 for client satisfaction in mortgage servicing by J.D. This is the ninth time Rocket Mortgage has topped this list, which is based on client feedback collected by the independent research firm. In addition to overall client satisfaction, J.D.…

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RIS Media

JULY 14, 2023

In Florida, hurricanes are expensive. That reality is well understood, as almost every year now, a major storm causes multiple millions of dollars (or even billions) in damages across the Sunshine State. And housing markets have adapted—successfully, it would seem, as the state continues to attract new residents from all over the world.

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Broke Agent Media

JANUARY 26, 2023

increase in Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian, thanks to 44 other states seeing a decline in serious delinquencies in December. Month-over-month change: 41,000 Year-over-year change: -146,000 The number of properties 90-plus days past due but not in foreclosure dropped month over month to 545,000, despite an 8.7K

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HomeLight

OCTOBER 20, 2020

Source: (Ian Usher/ Unsplash). Christopher Ray , one of Jacksonville, Florida’s top-selling real estate agents, does a lot of disclosures about flood zones in his hurricane-prone area, but far fewer when it comes to deaths on the property. Real estate disclosures of psychologically impacted or stigmatized properties by State.

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Broke Agent Media

FEBRUARY 23, 2023

The top five U.S. Florida remains a top migration destination for Americans in search of affordable housing, drawing buyers from the North and, as of recently, from considerably more expensive West Coast metros.

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Real Trends

DECEMBER 12, 2022

In Florida, property insurance premiums have risen 33% year over year in 2022 and are expected to increase even further in 2023 to help offset costs incurred after Hurricane Ian destroyed parts of the coastline in September.

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Housing Wire

OCTOBER 10, 2022

However, these metros were also affected by Hurricane Ian. . Hurricane Ian displaced people who are now looking for a place to live, which has contributed to a surge in the demand for rentals, Arias-Squires says in the statement.

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