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Florida’s Space Coast will be the home to three warehouses with more than 600,000 square feet for the aerospace industry.
A proposed rule would allow fair housing testers – volunteers who look for housing discrimination – to have prior convictions.
A good real estate coach can transform careers, especially for those agents who hit a roadblock because they’re not prepared for market changes.
The unemployment rate fell again in Nov. That indicates that the Fed’s inflation fight, which seems to be working, hasn’t hurt jobs and a soft landing is possible.
The goal is to stay laser-focused on goals, and the tool to get there is “intention setting” – creating clear and specific objectives to achieve success.
As many as 8,000 new homes and businesses could come to the Keys, sparking worries about traffic and evacuations, among other concerns.
FEMA said it paid more than $300 million in flood claims after Hurricane Idalia.
A state report this week found Fla. with 22.6M residents – 1.61% more than it had a year earlier. But they also predict growth will slow over the next several years.
Researchers from Apartment List predict rent growth will be in single digits. Sun Belt States’ supply increase will moderate the rate of rental increases.
Citizens Property Ins. CEO Tim Cerio took issue with a Senate Budget committee info request, saying the Fla.-owned insurer has “never sought a federal bailout, period.”