AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoProperty Risk: Florida’s attorney general is suing climate analytics firm First Street over its home-risk scores, alleging deceptive marketing. The case puts property-risk data—and its role in housing decisions—under scrutiny. Miami Market: Rents are rising again in Miami as building insurance costs ease, with Coral Gables, Miami Beach and downtown leading the gains. Growth and Infrastructure: Nassau County leaders reviewed a draft report on data centers as a yearlong moratorium continues. In Miami-Aventura, $200 million in state funding advances a commuter rail plan, though hurdles remain. New Housing: Alachua County approved a 2,750-home mixed-use project south of Gainesville, including 250 affordable units. Toll Brothers also announced a 55-plus community in Howey-in-the-Hills, with homes starting in the mid-$400,000s and sales expected next summer. Flood Exposure: Record king tides in South Florida have renewed concern about rising seas, while $150 million in flood projects await final approval.
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