AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLocal Housing Market: Brevard County’s June 2026 report shows resilience: 1,033 single-family homes closed (+7.8% vs. June 2025), cash purchases up 15.1%, and inventory tightening to about 3.6 months of supply—good news for sellers and a reminder that Florida pockets can move differently than national headlines. Infrastructure & Growth: Winter Springs is set to break ground July 21 on its East Wastewater Reclamation Facility, funded through the state’s State Revolving Fund loan plus $19.1 million earmarked for Hurricane Helene and Milton relief. Roads & Safety: FDOT is resurfacing nearly 17 miles of State Road 100 (Putnam line to U.S. 1 in Bunnell) and adding safety upgrades like guardrail resets, audible pavement markings, and intersection lighting. Land Use & Legal Pressure: FDOT has filed an eminent domain lawsuit against a DeLand barbershop owner over part of the property needed for Spring Garden Avenue improvements. Data Center Backlash: Anti–data center protests spread nationally, including a Naples, Florida turnout, as residents push back on AI expansion over water, environmental impact, and local accountability.
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