Housing Economists: A Correction, Not a Crash
More than a dozen economists say it will take 2-9 years for building and warehouse values to get back on track – but homes won’t lose any appreciable value.
New Insurance Law Offers Homeowner Safeguards
A law effective July 1 adds protections: Citizens, for example, can’t refuse coverage due to open FIGA claims, and policies can’t be cancelled if repairs aren’t done.
S. Fla. Using Tax Dollars for Affordable Housing
In Broward, “gap financing” helps developers secure enough loan money. In Palm Beach, voters approved a $200M bond dedicated to affordable housing.
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