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The state’s largest insurer continues to takes steps to decrease its policy count. Citizen’s property insurance — which is owned by the state of Florida– is

A few months after Hurricane Sandy bore down on New York, killing over 150 people and wreaking $65 billion in damage, federal leaders cried for

Two million more people have taken up residence in Florida since a hurricane last hit in 2005. That growth, concentrated along coastal areas likeliest to

It may seem a paradox: Tropical Storm Ana arrived before the June 1 start of the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season even though experts offer a

Real estate agent Julie Ray has come of age in the red-hot housing market. But this was a first: Zooming through a $1.7 million house

The Florida Legislature passed a bill April 24 that gives state residents more affordable options for flood insurance. SB1094, Flood Insurance, authored by State Sen.

Here’s the thing with spring: It’s prime time for selling homes. Palm Beach County totaled 1,687 sales of existing single-family homes last month, a 38 percent

Houses are staying on the market longer in the Miami area than in most other big cities around the country, according to a report by the online

Seven named storms, three hurricanes — one of them major. That’s the early prediction for the 2015 Atlantic basin hurricane season by Colorado State University’s Department

    The South Florida real estate market experienced its fourth straight year of record-breaking sales, fueled by a continuing surge of wealthy Latin America