April 16, 2025

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Gov. DeSantis proposes 2026 amendment to curb rising property taxes

ORLANDO, Fla. (CBS12) — Governor Ron DeSantis announced that he plans to pursue an amendment aimed at providing better protection for homeowners against rising property taxes by 2026 in a news conference on Monday morning. “Of all the taxes that are impacting Floridians right now, property taxes are the most significant,” said DeSantis. DeSantis noted

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Community center construction to move forward following property study

Proposed community center to be constructed at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in Mattituck. (Courtesy rendering) Our Lady of Good Counsel R.C. Church in Mattituck is likely to begin construction of a community center on one acre of its five-acre property later this year now that an archaeological study has found no Native American

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Asking Prices, Cap Rates Hold Steady Across Most Property Types

Asking prices are settling down, either staying flat or gaining or losing only a little between January and February. Cap rates are flat, month-over-month, across multiple property types. Leasing has also remained steady. However, some property types face market challenges in sales, leasing, or cap rate. Retail saw a “slight decrease” from January to February,

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Property sales at Chinese developer Country Garden drop by over a third

Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Chinese business & finance myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Sales at one of China’s largest property developers fell by more than a third last year as the country’s real estate market struggled to emerge from a slowdown now in its fourth year.

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Southside Kia property sold as dealership prepares to move

The leader of a St. Augustine-based automotive group bought the Southside Kia property in Jacksonville’s Arlington Regency area as the dealership prepares to move to a new site this spring. MJAX Realty Management LLC bought the 3.43-acre property March 25 at 9401 Atlantic Blvd. for $3.75 million. The site is east of Southside Boulevard and

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Property buyer has redevelopment plans for 1865-era building that fronts Bienville Square in Mobile

A bridal and formal wear shop, botique retail spaces and sites for waterfront homes near the Gulf are all planned as part of real estate deals across coastal Alabama in recent days. A circa 1865 two-story building at 157 Dauphin St. on Bienville Square in downtown Mobile has sold for $610,000, according to James Henderson

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Iowa Republicans want to ‘reboot’ Iowa’s property tax system. What it would do and could mean for co

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. DES MOINES — Local governments and business groups say they generally support getting rid of Iowa’s complicated property tax rollback system, but continue to explore the fiscal toll they would face from statehouse Republicans’ proposed “reboot” of the state’s property tax

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Elegant CT colonial with modern open floor plan

The home at demonstrates how a modern open floor plan is entirely compatible with striking colonial architecture. Located at the end of a lightly traveled cul-de-sac, this home at 10 Saunders Hill in Farmington,  features exceptional curb appeal and an interior that is spacious, inviting, elegant, and supremely comfortable. “It is an ideal home for

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Man suspected of stealing truck, guns from Moffat County property arrested after manhunt

An all-day manhunt ended Friday in the arrest of a man suspected of stealing a pickup truck and guns from a property in rural Moffat County, police said. Valentin Velez, 43, was found near a county road with a loaded firearm, a “distribution amount” of suspected fentanyl and drug paraphernalia, according to a Moffat County

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School district’s property tax levy hearing prompts questions of cost savings

Mar. 29—When given the chance to oppose or speak in favor of the proposed tax rate for the Newton Community School District, the dozen or so residents who attended the public hearing this past week had little to say about the levy itself but more so asked how often the school is under budget or

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