Real estate plays a major role in this year’s Florida legislative session. Lawmakers will take up proposals this session that would streamline approvals for rural master-planned communities, tweak the controversial Live Local Act, and target homeowners associations. Also up for votes are numerous proposals for property tax alleviation for homeowners who receive a homestead exemption. The session starts today. Here’s what’s on tap for real estate: Live Local tweaks Sen. Alexis Calatayud, a Republican representing a portion of Miami-Dade County, proposed an expansion of the Live Local Act, a workforce housing law that’s riled some counties and municipalities since it […]
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