Rent in South Florida about $500 more than it should be, study says
Rent in South Florida about $500 more than it should be, study says
South Florida has been home to explosive economic growth during the pandemic as well-paid remote professionals migrated to the Sunshine State. Rents went up as a result.
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South Florida has been home to explosive economic growth during the pandemic as well-paid remote professionals migrated to the Sunshine State. Rents went up as a result.
South Florida has been home to explosive economic growth during the pandemic as well-paid remote professionals migrated to the Sunshine State. Rents went up as a result.
Central Florida has been home to explosive economic growth during the pandemic as well-paid remote professionals migrated to the Sunshine State. Rents went up as a result.
Central Florida has been home to explosive economic growth during the pandemic as well-paid remote professionals migrated to the Sunshine State. Rents went up as a result.
Economists say high rents could harm South Florida's prosperity.
Economists say high rents could harm South Florida's prosperity.
Lenders are moving to foreclose on mortgages that went into default before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Lenders are moving to foreclose on mortgages that went into default before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin both rank in the 10 U.S. housing markets most exposed to price corrections, meaning consumers in Texas’ two fastest-growing metro areas should strongly consider renting rather than buying, according to a new national report.
Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin both rank in the 10 U.S. housing markets most exposed to price corrections, meaning consumers in Texas’ two fastest-growing metro areas should strongly consider renting rather than buying, according to a new national report.
Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin both rank among the 10 U.S. housing markets most exposed to price corrections, meaning consumers in Texas’ two fastest-growing metro areas should strongly consider renting rather than buying, according to a new national report.
Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin both rank among the 10 U.S. housing markets most exposed to price corrections, meaning consumers in Texas’ two fastest-growing metro areas should strongly consider renting rather than buying, according to a new national report.
Could inflated rents could reverse the region's economic gains? It's possible, according to this analysis.
Could inflated rents could reverse the region's economic gains? It's possible, according to this analysis.
Rents in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach metro area now rival that of metros in California and New York.
Rents in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach metro area now rival that of metros in California and New York.
When you hear “Disney”, you think of family fun and dreams of little children who want to become part of Disney World’s magic. However, trouble has been on the horizon, with Disney and the current Florida governor at odds. Recent tensions could greatly impact Florida taxpayers, especially in Orange County and Osceola County. What is […]
The post More Than $1 Billion in Disney Debt, Taxpayers of Florida May Be Footing the Bill appeared first on KE Andrews.
When you hear “Disney”, you think of family fun and dreams of little children who want to become part of Disney World’s magic. However, trouble has been on the horizon, with Disney and the current Florida governor at odds. Recent tensions could greatly impact Florida taxpayers, especially in Orange County and Osceola County. What is […]
The post More Than $1 Billion in Disney Debt, Taxpayers of Florida May Be Footing the Bill appeared first on KE Andrews.
A new study by University of Michigan researchers published in the academic journal Science suggests that flaring at oil and gas facilities releases five times more methane than previously estimated—with unburned, escaped gas making up as much as 10% of the country’s petroleum-based emissions. The results, based on studies conducted in three major U.S. natural gas producing regions, examined longstanding industry and regulatory assumptions that flares are lit consistently and t...
A new study by University of Michigan researchers published in the academic journal Science suggests that flaring at oil and gas facilities releases five times more methane than previously estimated—with unburned, escaped gas making up as much as 10% of the country’s petroleum-based emissions. The results, based on studies conducted in three major U.S. natural gas producing regions, examined longstanding industry and regulatory assumptions that flares are lit consistently and t...