As the pandemic rages on could sales of new houses replace sales of existing ones?

Something I noticed last year in employment estimates was disturbing.

NASCAR appoints diversity vice president

Root Co. assigns new real estate managers

The devastation that has hit the travel and tourism industry in Volusia County is painful to see.

AdventHealth Daytona names new CFO

While anyone stuck in traffic on Dunlawton or New York avenues or Granada Boulevard may disagree, Volusia County’s population growth is not that rapid.

The coronavirus pandemic finally hit the Volusia County housing market in April.

State approves reopening vacation rentals

Real estate veteran opening two businesses

You've probably heard a lot of horror stories about unemployment in the area.

Another hard-hit area we knew would be bad now has statistics to prove it with bed tax collections plummeting 35.84% in March in Volusia County from March 2019.

Real estate agent earns e-PRO Certification

As more businesses have reopened, it may appear the worst is over with the Covid-19 pandemic in Volusia County.

Chamber alliance offers health policy seminar

Minto Communities is starting site work for Phase 4A of Latitude Margaritaville, according to a building permit application filed last week with the City of Daytona Beach.

Avalon Park Group has proposed to the City of Daytona Beach and Volusia County a plan to issue bonds for $75 million to pay for road improvements.

Flea market reopens May 8

The pandemic had yet to slow down the hot Volusia/Flagler housing market in March, according to recently released statistics.

Parade of Homes rescheduled

The state labor agency has released the March unemployment report and it’s as bad as expected.

District grants water projects

Website launched to assist jobseekers and businesses

So far, the Volusia County economy has not fallen despite the constant beating by Covid-19.

FPL grants $25,000 to United Way

Volusia County has some long stretches of main thoroughfares that have only two lanes, yet more houses and businesses keep going up along these way overburdened roads.

Employers could get help with employee pay

Before the pandemic, Volusia County’s economy was OK, not growing a lot, but still moving forward.

With so many area businesses shutting down, Volusia County’s economy is going to take a big hit, but a recent report shows the county may have not been growing too much anyway.

CareerSource closing offices

IEEE to meet

The hospitality industry started off the year doing well, but it’s doubtful that will continue with the Covid-19 crisis.

Homebuilder marketer receives ADDY Award

Under a one door closes, another one opens situation, Eden Fresh Café is opening a new location on the beachside at 188 E. Granada Blvd. in Ormond Beach in the building vacated by Tomoka Brewery.

Realtors and home builders in the Volusia/Flagler area started the year with a blast, surpassing the start of last year by a large margin.

Counseling center expands

Sharply rising real estate prices are going to cause another hole to develop in the affordable housing market in Volusia County.

Doctor joins healthcare provider

The tourism and convention business in Volusia County ended 2019 on a high note with bed tax collections up 3.5% in December from December 2018.

Verizon Puts NASCAR on the Fast Track

You wouldn’t call me Peewee, but I did go on Cecil’s Big Adventure for my birthday.

Economic Prosperity Hour

Law firms unite for practice representing children

In a city where much of the population isn’t crazy about chain businesses, it’s surprising New Smyrna Beach will finally be getting a Starbucks.