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According to Zillow, this rise in real estate value is thanks to a growing population and a greater number of homes built.

Stacker compiled a list of cities with the fastest-growing home prices in Florida using data from Zillow.

Stacker compiled a list of cities with the fastest-growing home prices in Florida using data from Zillow.

Rent prices in Orlando are on the decline, and Zillow experts say that's because people can't afford the bill.

The most expensive city on the list has a typical home value of $8,453,650 which is 1,985% higher than the state average of $405,489.

A recent study from Zillow found for the first time in recent years suburban homes are worth more than houses in urban zip codes and experts said the pandemic is the reason for the shift.

A new study from real estate website Zillow found the average home in the Orlando market made more money than a typical worker earns in a year.

Netflix’s reality TV show “Selling Tampa” not only puts Florida’s hot real estate market in the national spotlight, but because it’s led by an all-minority, all-women real estate team, it’s also putting Black representation and Black wealth centerstage too, in ways some say have never been seen before.

The Federal Reserve plans to reverse pandemic-era policies to curb high inflation.

Zillow released its 10 hottest housing markets of 2022 and Orlando is ranked No. 9 out of the 50 largest U.S. metro areas.

Owning homes is still out of reach for many Black Americans, according to Jeff Tucker who is a senior economist for Zillow.

A new Zillow report shows the top five hottest zip codes future homeowners are looking at.

Americans are paying more to live in apartments, as demand for housing increases and many would-be homebuyers are forced to rent because prices for houses have gotten too steep.

At first glance, some of the photos seen on Tania Melendez’s Instagram page seem like interior shots straight out of a Zillow home listing but, in fact, the rooms are not life-sized. They are actually dollhouses.

Across the big companies in the S&P 500 index, more than a third did not have a single Black director in 2019, according to Black Enterprise. In many cases, forces outside the companies are pushing for better representation in the board room and in senior executive ranks. Shareholders, governments and other proponents say it makes business sense for companies leadership to reflect the customers they serve and the workforces they oversee. In recent years, shareholders and governments have been putting heavier pressure on companies to add women in particular to their boards. Another 27 companies that already have at least one Black director also pledged to encourage corporations broadly to accelerate efforts to get full representation on boards.