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Nearly $50 million awarded to protect major river artery in Central and Southwest Florida

Nearly $50 million awarded to protect major river artery in Central and Southwest Florida

by Brian Burgess | Nov 13, 2024

A joint federal and state effort will preserve thousands more acres of land from Port Charlotte into Central Florida to protect drinking water quality, agriculture and wildlife. A $47 million conservation initiative is set to protect Florida’s Peace River Valley, a...
Quiet passage of HB 781 could hold the key to state park development mystery

Quiet passage of HB 781 could hold the key to state park development mystery

by Brian Burgess and Caden DeLisa | Aug 28, 2024

Despite widespread political outcry, both Republicans and Democrats voted almost unanimously in favor of a new law allowing unsolicited public-private partnerships. The law could be relied on to streamline projects similar to the controversial Tuskegee Dunes project....
Florida housing market stabilizes as home prices level off and inventory rises

Florida housing market stabilizes as home prices level off and inventory rises

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 23, 2024

Florida’s housing market is stabilizing as home prices level off and inventory increases, offering potential relief to buyers, according to a Florida Realtors report. Florida’s housing market is showing signs of stabilization, with home prices leveling off and more...
Rising insurance costs, regulations push Florida HOA fees to record highs

Rising insurance costs, regulations push Florida HOA fees to record highs

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 22, 2024

Homeowners association fees in Florida have surged over the past year, driven by rising insurance costs and new safety regulations, leading to financial pressures on condo owners and declining condo market prices. Homeowners association (HOA) fees in Florida have...
Florida metro areas to see continued apartment growth despite economic challenges

Florida metro areas to see continued apartment growth despite economic challenges

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 13, 2024

Florida’s major metropolitan areas are expected to maintain a surge apartment construction, driven by strong demand but potentially tempered by rising borrowing costs and a focus on luxury developments that could exacerbate affordability issues. Florida’s major...
“A nightmare scenario”: Florida’s largest cities see record home-purchase cancellations

“A nightmare scenario”: Florida’s largest cities see record home-purchase cancellations

by Caden DeLisa | Jul 26, 2024

Florida’s major urban housing markets experienced a surge in home-purchase cancellations in June, with Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa reporting the highest rates nationwide. Florida’s urban housing markets experienced disruptions in June, marked by a...
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