AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLagoon Cleanup Funding: Cocoa Beach is moving ahead with a $41M sand-capping project in the Banana River Lagoon near its golf course, aiming to cover nutrient-rich muck with clean sand to improve water quality and reduce oxygen-killing decay. Housing Development: Palm Bay approved an amendment to expand Lennar’s Emerald Lakes West Phase II, adding 11 single-family lots and boosting the phase to 2,192 units, with a planned town center featuring hotels, multifamily, and a lagoon amenity. Healthcare Real Estate: Hernando County cleared the way for a new Spring Hill health center anchored by a $5M gift from the Morsani family, with a 99-year lease for a county site and a plan for primary care, behavioral health, nutrition, and a pharmacy. Fair Housing: GayRealEstate.com reports 59% of LGBTQ+ respondents faced discrimination during a real estate journey, underscoring the need for buyers to understand fair housing protections before purchasing. Construction Disruption Watch: St. Petersburg’s Northeast High football program is still sidelined from its home field after leaks and mold issues shut down parts of the stadium project, with the district pointing to ongoing repairs and inspections. Luxury Market Signals: Orlando agents say the metro is split—well-priced homes still move fast, while parts of the short-term rental market are cooling and price reductions are rising.
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