Forget Florida—Baby Boomers Flocking to Eastern Seaboard State for Low Taxes, Sandy Beaches

It’s no secret that retirees like to fly south for warmer weather, cheaper living and a slower way of life – but now many are skipping Florida for booming beach towns in southern Delaware. More than 40,000 people have moved to Sussex County, Delaware, since 2020, wooed by the area’s low taxes and sa

Retirees Get 265% of What They Paid Into Social Security—but Will Young Americans?

Workers born in the 1960s are on track to receive Social Security benefits worth more than 2.6 times the taxes they personally paid into the program, according to a new analysis. The findings, from the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), arrive as Social Security’s retirem

FirstTeam promotes Lauren Henss to chief marketing and strategy officer

The brokerage cited brand modernization, agent centric tech work, and AI plans tied to its Purlin partnership.

MLSs need to expand options for sellers to improve cooperation

Sellers who want privacy, repairs or price testing were pushed toward private channels when public marketing triggered a one-business-day MLS clock.