AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRent Policy: Florida progressives are organizing a 2028 ballot measure to cap annual rent increases at 3% or inflation, whichever is lower, for tenants of large corporate landlords. Affordable Homeownership: A Miami-Dade community land trust has broken ground on 13 permanently affordable homes in Little Haiti—the county’s first project of its kind and Florida’s first community land trust condominium. Development Pressure: GL Homes’ $14.5 million purchase of Royal Palm Beach’s 175-acre Village Golf Club raises questions about redevelopment under a state law that may ease housing approvals; no plan has been approved. Market Conditions: Miami ranks second-worst nationally for rental affordability, with typical rent at $2,653, while Port St. Lucie has 5.6 months of home supply and flat year-over-year prices, giving buyers more choice. Northeast Florida’s median home price reached $399,056 as its affordability index fell to 78. Transit and Growth: Miami’s 10-mile Underline trail is complete, adding public space and connections to eight Metrorail stations. Meanwhile, Palm Beach County officials warn that new development could worsen drainage problems as heavy rain strains local systems.
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