August 2026

Miami-Dade 2026 Homestead Values: Averages for Coral Gables, Opa-Locka

Miami-Dade 2026 Homestead Values: Averages for Coral Gables, Opa-Locka

Miami-Dade 2026 Homestead Values: Coral Gables Averages $2.15 Million, Opa-Locka $322K If you own a home in Coral Gables, your homesteaded property carries an average market value about 6.7 times that of a homestead in Opa-Locka—and that gap helps explain why two homeowners in the same county can face very different tax bases. The Miami-DadeRead …

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Retired Homeowners Need To Start Spending Their Nest Egg-and The Best Investment Is Your House

Retired Homeowners Need To Start Spending Their Nest Egg-and The Best Investment Is Your House

Retired Homeowners Need To Start Spending Their Nest Egg—and The Best Investment Is Your House Most homeowners spend decades saving for retirement. However, when the time finally comes to quit working, many are afraid to spend their savings. In fact, Corebridge Financial’s decumulation survey found that 38% of retirees have spent less than they wantedRead …

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Severe Thunderstorms Inflicted $82 Billion in Damage Last Year, Making Them More Costly Than Hurricanes

Severe Thunderstorms Inflicted $82 Billion in Damage Last Year, Making Them More Costly Than Hurricanes

Severe Thunderstorms Inflicted $82 Billion in Damage Last Year, Making Them More Costly Than Hurricanes Severe convective storms—a type of thunderstorm caused by warm air rising quickly in the atmosphere—led to approximately $82 billion in global economic losses in 2025—nearly three-quarters of which was in the United States. These storms, which may include hail, lightningRead …

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They Left the Bay Area Before the AI Boom-Homeownership Jumped 33%

They Left the Bay Area Before the AI Boom-Homeownership Jumped 33%

They Left the Bay Area Before the AI Boom—Homeownership Jumped 33% San Francisco Bay Area residents spent years leaving one of the country’s most expensive housing markets, and now, new research shows the move paid off. Among those who left California altogether, homeownership rose 33% within five years, according to a new report from theRead …

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