Lately, everyone seems to be asking the same thing. Should we invest in remodeling, or sell and upgrade? Here is the truth. Renovation costs are through the roof. Materials, permits, and labor are all inflated, and most projects do not return dollar-for-dollar unless you are planning to stay for years.
As the weather finally dips below 80 degrees (a rarity in Jupiter), everyone is getting into the Halloween spirit. I wanted to share a few of the best local events happening around town this week. These are some great options if you are looking to get out, enjoy the cooler
Every week there is a new headline. One day it is “Housing Market Poised to Crash,” the next it’s “Home Prices Hit Record Highs.” If you tried to make real estate decisions based on the news cycle, you would have whiplash, and you would never actually do anything. In
“I will sell next year. The market will be better then.” It is a common refrain, especially among Jupiter homeowners sitting on appreciated properties. However, rolling the dice on a future market can come with a hefty price. I recently spoke with a client who delayed selling for two years,
You finally find the Jupiter home that checks all the boxes. It is listed at $2.0M. You decide to come in at $1.6M, hoping for a bargain. The seller does not even counter. A week later, you hear it went under contract to someone else, for around $1.
A full-price offer lands in your lap on day one. Exciting, right? Yet many sellers hesitate, thinking a better bid is just around the corner. I have seen a Jupiter home get a strong offer in 48 hours, only for the owner to hold out. Three months later, that property
Buying in Jupiter is exciting, but it can be costly if you are not careful. Here are the top three mistakes I see buyers make and how you can avoid them. The first mistake is rushing into the first house that feels right. Homes are taking longer to sell now
The Federal Reserve meets on September 17, and a rate cut is widely expected. Mortgage rates have already begun to decline in anticipation, and even a minor adjustment can make a major difference in the housing market here in Jupiter, Florida. On a $1,000,000 home, the impact looks
Once known for golf, beaches, and winter getaways, Palm Beach County has earned a new title: Wall Street South. In just a few years, this stretch of South Florida has transformed into one of the world’s fastest-growing financial hubs. Here is the reason for Palm Beach's new
Florida just made a massive move for business owners. Starting October 1, 2025, the sales tax on commercial leases is gone. Right now, tenants pay 2% state tax plus 1% county surtax in Palm Beach, a total of 3%. That all disappears October 1, 2025, making Florida the only state
Right now, a lot of Jupiter homeowners are sitting on the sidelines. They are waiting for interest rates to drop, for prices to return to their previous levels, or for the news to feel more positive. The problem is that waiting does not always work in your favor, especially if
The market just shifted, and if you own property in Jupiter, this matters. After last week’s jobs report, markets are now pricing in a 75 percent chance of a rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s next meeting in September, according to prediction markets like Polymarket. A move like