Tony & Robyn Johnson - YnotLuxury w/ReMax Properties SW

Tony & Robyn Johnson - YnotLuxury w/ReMax Properties SW Tony & Robyn Johnson, of the Ynot Luxury Group, are ready to service ALL your real estate needs.

Condo rule adjustments: A gamechanger for the Florida market?The landscape for Florida condo buyers is shifting as new l...
09/19/2026

Condo rule adjustments: A gamechanger for the Florida market?
The landscape for Florida condo buyers is shifting as new lending rules now call for comprehensive financial reviews of condo associations and demand higher reserve requirements. These changes are making conventional loans tougher to secure, particularly in our Florida market. As a result, many buyers are beginning to look at portfolio and non-qualified mortgage lenders as alternative options—even with strong demand for condos. As someone who’s been following these developments closely at ReMax Properties SW, I know how quickly things can change in our industry and how important it is for buyers and sellers to understand their evolving options.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/tony-johnson-650045/1964480-Condo-rule-adjustments%3A-A-gamechanger-for-the-Florida-market

Florida's housing market corrections continue to lose intensity—see the data across the stateThis year, we've seen Flori...
09/18/2026

Florida's housing market corrections continue to lose intensity—see the data across the state
This year, we've seen Florida's housing market corrections lose some steam. In fact, a few metro areas are even experiencing slight price gains. What's especially interesting from my perspective at ReMax Properties SW: inventory is tightening up in places that took the biggest hits, hinting at healthier fundamentals and less risk of further declines. While corrections haven't vanished everywhere, the shift in inventory is a positive sign for both buyers and sellers. As always, I’m keeping a close eye on these local trends to guide my clients confidently through every turn.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/tony-johnson-650045/1957151-Florida%27s-housing-market-corrections-continue-to-lose-intens

09/17/2026

US Confidence Hits Seven-Mo Low
Confidence among US consumers dipped to a seven-month low in mid-Q3, even as their sense of current conditions improved. The present-conditions index climbed by about 7 points to 121, but the expectations gauge fell nearly 6 points to 68—dipping beneath a level often watched for signs of recession risk. Early in Q3, employers trimmed 23,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate nudged up to roughly 4%. This shift was mostly due to people leaving the workforce rather than an uptick in hiring. For those of us watching the housing market, it’s notable that, despite softer confidence, homebuying expectations only eased slightly and continued to rise. About 61% still foresee interest rates heading higher. With federal policymakers holding rates steady and markets not predicting much near-term relief, it looks like borrowing costs will remain elevated through the end of the year for buyers. As someone who tracks these trends closely at ReMax Properties SW, I know how important it is to keep a close eye on these shifts when considering your next move.

09/16/2026

More Homes Hit the Market as Demand Cools
We're seeing more homes hit the market lately, with new US listings up 0.4% and total homes for sale rising 0.5% in the four weeks ending August 23—reaching the highest inventory since early Q2. At the same time, pending home sales fell 1.1% to a six-month low, as many buyers are still sitting on the sidelines due to high housing costs, even with more options available nationwide. The median US home-sale price is now over $400K (up 1.9% from last year), and mortgage rates are hovering near 7%, the highest in over a year. For buyers, this mix of rising inventory and cooling demand means there’s more leverage to negotiate price cuts or concessions in many markets—especially on homes that have been listed for several weeks. Sellers, meanwhile, are finding that realistic pricing works better than aiming for last year’s highs. As always, staying informed helps you make the best real estate decisions.

09/15/2026

Florida Cities Where You Can Buy a Home Under $200,000
If you’ve been searching for affordable home options in Florida, you might be surprised to learn there are still several cities where you can buy a home under $200,000. Places like Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Deltona, and Poinciana offer a range of condos and houses close to urban conveniences, beaches, and parks—making them appealing for both families and retirees. As someone who’s seen the evolving Florida market firsthand at ReMax Properties SW, I know how meaningful it is to find a property that fits both your lifestyle and your budget. Exploring these areas could be the perfect starting point if you’re looking to make Florida home.

09/14/2026

Florida Housing Shows Signs of Recovery
Florida’s housing market is beginning to show encouraging signs of recovery, a welcome shift after being one of the first states to experience a downturn. As inventory levels decline, we’re seeing evidence of stronger buyer activity and a stabilizing market—a positive trend for both buyers and sellers. Homebuilders in Florida are also reporting increased backlogs, pointing to renewed confidence and higher demand compared to the earlier slowdown. Labor trends are another factor influencing our local real estate landscape, with job growth on the rise and goods-producing employment expected to turn positive after 2025. These improvements are drawing the attention of experts, who believe central bank officials may soon take notice of Florida’s role in shaping broader growth and inflation. As someone who closely follows our market at ReMax Properties SW, I’m paying attention to these shifts—because understanding them is key to making informed decisions about buying or selling in our area.

Florida's Proposed Property Tax Changes: What Property Owners Should Know About The 2026 Save Our Homes ProposalBig news...
09/13/2026

Florida's Proposed Property Tax Changes: What Property Owners Should Know About The 2026 Save Our Homes Proposal
Big news could be on the horizon for Florida property owners. In 2026, voters will consider an amendment that could raise the homestead exemption to $250,000 for non-school taxes by 2028 and reduce the annual assessment cap to 5% for many non-homestead properties starting January 2027. As someone who works every day with buyers and sellers across our communities, I keep a close eye on these proposed changes—they can have a real impact on what it means to own property here. Staying informed means making the best choices, whether you’re thinking about selling, buying, or just planning ahead for your investment. If you’re curious how these updates could affect your home or future plans, it’s worth keeping an eye on the details as they unfold.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/tony-johnson-650045/1945966-Florida%27s-Proposed-Property-Tax-Changes%3A-What-Property-Owner

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