Tag: real-estate
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Florida’s Migration Slowdown Isn’t an Exodus — It’s a Normalization After an Unusual Boom
Recent reports suggest a decline in domestic migration to Florida, but the state is not facing a crisis. While high housing costs and insurance premiums have slowed the post-pandemic influx, Florida’s population still grows through international migration. The narrative of a mass exodus is exaggerated; Florida is simply normalizing.
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Florida’s Tax Debate: What Low-Property-Tax Proposals Really Mean for Citizens
A Florida committee proposes significant property tax cuts for homeowners, aiming for benefits like increased homestead exemptions. However, critics warn these changes could mainly favor wealthier homeowners and risk essential public services funding, disproportionately affecting renters and vulnerable populations. Citizens are encouraged to engage in community discussions and seek targeted relief solutions.
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What Florida Residents Need to Know About the New Laws Taking Effect January 1
As Florida approaches the new year, a comprehensive set of laws will take effect on January 1, impacting various sectors including public safety, housing, transportation, and education. Key changes include increased penalties for retail theft and fentanyl trafficking, enhanced protections for homeowners, stricter school safety rules, and improved access to public records.
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