AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFlorida Elections: New voter guides lay out the 2026 Republican primary field for governor (Jay Collins vs. Byron Donalds) and for Florida CFO (Blaise Ingoglia vs. Frank Collige), with affordability and insurance front-and-center. Affordable Housing: Murdock commissioners advanced two low-income housing projects, including an 84-unit Veterans Blvd plan that still must win limited 9% tax-credit lottery support. Insurance & Housing Market: Universal Insurance Holdings says Florida reforms are helping it rebound, while Realtor.com reports climate-risk homes still draw demand—despite higher HOA fees and fewer flood policies. Property Taxes: A proposed November amendment would expand Florida’s homestead exemption, potentially cutting taxes for homeowners but squeezing city and county budgets. Florida Finance & Fraud: Florida CFO Ingoglia continues pushing fraud-crackdown results as candidates campaign on waste and accountability. Health & Infrastructure: Leon County’s budget leaves most teachers without raises, and FAMU-FSU researchers warn post-flood flooding can trigger lingering respiratory problems. Tech/Markets: Meta raised its AI data-center spending outlook, but profit fell and shares slid after-hours.
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