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Gov. Ron DeSantis has approved $200 million to continue a home-hardening grant program that could help about 20,000 residents cut property insurance costs.
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Housing costs, insurance, and rent are some reasons why retirees are going back to work out of necessity.
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The organization is taking inflation into account in the structuring of its mortgages.
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The Alabama Street corridor west of Old Bainbridge Road contains many substandard dwellings.
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Commissioners are partnering with Habitat for Humanity to complete the project.
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The changes include capping the height of buildings that are built next to single-family homes and requiring mixed-use development in heavy traffic areas.
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The bill would abolish what's known as "squatter's rights" and expand the definition of “transient occupants” who unlawfully occupy residential property.
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One of the state’s leading experts on affordable housing says developers need to be seen as friends, not foes.
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The legislation affects issues like the notice requirements for rent increases, fees, and even eviction.
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While commissioners in support of the increase say more money is needed to improve public safety, others argue more effort needs to be made to find savings before raising taxes.