Real estate heavyweights ordered to pay $1.7B, but big questions remain in high-stakes lawsuit
Several questions remain even after a jury ordered the National Association of Realtors and other industry heavyweights to pay $1.78 billion in damages. The answers could determine the future of homebuying and trigger substantial cuts in the industry. Here's what buyers and sellers need to know.Original Article


The homes on the properties are likely teardown candidates.
A new report shows the best and worst areas for home down payments across the U.S.
The property includes 350 feet of frontage along the Anclote River.
One Tampa Bay metro was among the top 50 fastest growing in the nation.
The developer intends to build a 120,000-square-foot community on 2 acres near Payne Park.
The Bayway Isles home has recently undergone extensive renovations and includes a private beach and boat lift.
The complex occupies 80 acres with direct access to the Manatee River.
Homebuilders are pulling out the stops to lure buyers and get deals across the finish line at a time of surging mortgage rates and persistent affordability challenges.
More than 17,000 applications await funding or have been submitted as part of the My Safe Florida Home program.