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U.S. Appeals Court grants partial injunction against foreign land ownership limitations

U.S. Appeals Court grants partial injunction against foreign land ownership limitations

by Caden DeLisa | Feb 2, 2024

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit partially granted an injunction against a Florida law restricting land purchases by individuals from “foreign countries of concern,” finding federal law preempts state restrictions and highlighting...
Republican lawmakers seek $205 million My Safe Florida Home expansion

Republican lawmakers seek $205 million My Safe Florida Home expansion

by Caden DeLisa | Jan 3, 2024

Florida lawmakers have proposed a $205 million expansion to the My Safe Florida Home program, aiming to improve flood mitigation through enhanced inspector qualifications and financial grants for homeowners A pair of Republican lawmakers filed legislation on Wednesday...
Four Florida cities rank in top 20 for apartment construction, though localized cost of living remains high

Four Florida cities rank in top 20 for apartment construction, though localized cost of living remains high

by Caden DeLisa | Jan 3, 2024

Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville all ranked within the top 20 U.S. cities for apartment construction in 2023, though concerns over housing affordability persist. The State of Florida is making strides in the national housing market, with Miami, Orlando, Tampa,...
From sports betting to car insurance, here are the big stories that will dominate headlines in 2024

From sports betting to car insurance, here are the big stories that will dominate headlines in 2024

by Brian Burgess | Dec 28, 2023

From legalizing marijuana in Florida to deciding the political fates of Joe Biden, Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, we bring you a handful of the big stories likely to dominate throughout the new year. As Florida braces for 2024, we take a look at several key issues we...
By 2030, California’s population loss will be Florida’s gain in Congressional seats, electoral college votes

By 2030, California’s population loss will be Florida’s gain in Congressional seats, electoral college votes

by Capitolist Staff | Dec 21, 2023

While not yet official, experts say that after the 2030 census, California will likely lose four congressional seats (and electoral votes), while Texas and Florida are projected to gain four and three seats, respectively, according to the American Redistricting...
Miami-Dade County named America’s most competitive rental market

Miami-Dade County named America’s most competitive rental market

by Caden DeLisa | Dec 18, 2023

Miami-Dade County, propelled by its burgeoning tech industry and a business-friendly environment, was named the hottest rental market in America in 2023, according to RentCafe’s annual report. More than 71 percent of Miami-Dade renters renewed their leases this...
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