Looking at local market real estate in Central Florida? We can help! The Corcoran Connection is one of the top local real estate companies in the region. Here we provide an overview of local market real estate options for buyers.

Local holiday festivities in St. Cloud Florida for November And December with Jeanine Corcoran. Jeanine is the broker for The Corcoran Connection and joins co-host Kristin Macari for the local holiday events happening in this community. This is part of our Discover St. Cloud Florida podcast series.

If we look at the debt as a percentage of disposable personal income, we are at an all-time low.�Unlike 2008, homeowners have a comfortable level of mortgage debt and are sitting on massive amounts of home equity. They will not be walking away from their homes if the housing market begins to soften.

St. Cloud is a city in northern Osceola County, Florida. The city is part of the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford metropolitan area, located southeast of Orlando. It is one of the top choices for real estate in Central Florida, especially for first-time homebuyers.

Challenges in the housing and mortgage markets were major triggers of the last recession. However, a housing slowdown ranked #9 on the list of potential triggers for the next recession, behind such possibilities as fiscal policy and political gridlock.

A substantial portion of family wealth comes from home equity. As the value of a family's home (an asset) increases, so does their equity.

Are you planning on buying a home any time soon? The Corcoran Connection founder and top broker Jeanine Corcoran shares valuable insights on how to know if it's a buyer's or seller's market.

It's a seller's market in Central Florida right now. This means that there is a low real estate supply. If you are a seller, expect multiple offers for a home. If you are a buyer, prepare for a bidding war.

Every source sees home prices continuing to appreciate, which is great news for the strength of the market. The increase is steepest throughout the rest of 2019, and prices should continue to rise as we move through 2020 and beyond.

In the past 23 years, there have been two national recessions � the dot-com crash in 2001 and the Great Recession in 2008. The triggers of the next recession will more closely mirror those from 2001 � not those from 2008 but no one can accurately predict when the next recession will occur.

Americans' belief in residential real estate as a good financial investment continues to grow as the housing market returns to normalcy.

Here are 3 top reasons why using a real estate professional in addition to a digital search is key:1. There's More to Real Estate Than Finding a Home Online.2. You Need a Skilled Negotiator.3. It Is Crucial to Make a Competitive and Compelling Offer.

We began the year with many economic leaders thinking we could expect a recession in late 2019 or early 2020. As spring approached, we�reported�that economists had started to push that projection past 2020.� Now, three leading surveys indicate that it may begin in the next eighteen months.

The current housing landscape presents greater home values, low interest rates, and high buyer demand. All of these factors point to the�strong�market forecasted to continue throughout the rest of the year.

According to two separate reports*, buyer demand dramatically increased over the last three months, leading into this spring buyers' market. It appears the spring buyers' market is going to be much stronger than many had projected. Whether you are selling or buying, this is important news.

New research shows that 66% of millennials who currently rent are�determined to buy a home! Seventy-three percent of those�surveyed�by�Pulsenomics�plan to buy a home in the next five years, with�40% planning to do so within the next two years!