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As recovery continues, more than 26,000 people have checked into FEMA-supported housing and more than 2,700 blue tarps have been installed on roofs.
Florida Realtors chief economist said storms never seem to leave a statewide impact on the housing market. Rather, they cause a temporary lull in sales.
Florida tourism leaders plan a campaign to promote resilience and showcase unaffected areas post-Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Popular destinations in the state are welcoming visitors and seasonal residents while recovery efforts from Hurricanes Milton and Helene are ongoing.
Small business owners repairing storm damage are especially vulnerable to scams due to the many employees and contractors involved after a disaster.
Nearly 360,000 insurance claims have been filed in Florida due to Hurricanes Milton and Helene, mostly from residential properties in the hardest-hit areas.
If your tree falls during a storm and damages your neighbor’s house, who pays? Let your insurance company handle it.
Massive amounts of sand shifted inland after back-to-back hurricanes. Many residents are now facing costly cleanup.
Disaster-response resources are available this week in more than 10 Florida counties to help businesses and residents.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton are expected to rank among the most expensive storms, but insured losses are expected to be lower than previous storms.