AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoFlorida Politics & Housing Impact: New polling shows Florida’s governor’s race is a nail-biter, with Byron Donalds holding a structural GOP edge but facing a tight contest against David Jolly—while both sides clash over affordability, especially homeowners insurance and property-tax relief. Data Centers & Local Opposition: Democrats are pushing data-center safeguards after a Stetson survey found most Florida adults oppose large facilities in their own communities, setting up a major campaign fight over power costs, health, and neighborhood disruption. Amendment 3 Rent Warning: A new report says Amendment 3’s property-tax break could translate into higher rents—projecting about $400 more per year for apartments, with bigger impacts for renters in single-family homes. Short-Term Rentals in the Courts: A short-term rental lawsuit tied to restrictive covenants is back in court with added plaintiffs, reigniting homeowner vs. STR tensions. Construction Watch: A home under construction collapsed in New Smyrna Beach, injuring one person; officials say wind may have played a role. Development & Retail: Oakland Village, an 85,000-square-foot shopping village, was approved for Oakland with construction expected to start in early 2027. Community Housing: A nonprofit broke ground on a $380M seniors housing project in Boynton Beach, adding to Florida’s ongoing push for aging-in-place options.
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