Legislative Proposal Would Nix State Park Plans
The bill would strike golf courses, tennis courts, pickleball courts and ball fields from recreational uses at state parks, and limit camping cabins’ occupancy to six.
Fla. Insurance Head: No New Legislative Reforms Yet
Commissioner Yaworsky says the state needs to analyze previous reforms, which seem to be boosting the private insurance market, before lawmakers introduce new efforts.
Real Estate Business Looking Positive in 2025
Recent mortgage rate forecasts have been optimistic and some economists expect the number of homes sold to reach 5.4M this year, an increase of 14% YoY.
Will Rate Cuts Help Commercial Real Estate Debt?
Despite the Fed’s decision to reduce its benchmark interest rates, commercial investors may find that it’s too little, too late for their highly indebted properties.
AccuWeather: Helene Is One of Worst Hurricanes
As the scope of the loss of life, infrastructure and property damages becomes clearer, the estimated U.S. damage and economic loss rises to $225B between $250B.