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For many South Floridians, paradise comes with a price tag. And lately, that price tag seems to be steadily rising, especially when it comes to flood insurance. For years, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has been under financial strain. Increased flooding events, coupled with historically low premiums, have created a situation where payouts far… Continue reading Flood Insurance Rates Skyrocket For Coastal Homeowners

Florida’s beaches have been beckoning travelers for decades, and in 2023, the Sunshine State cemented its status as the undisputed king of American tourism. With a record-breaking number of visitors and a booming hospitality industry, Florida continues to be a vacation hot spot for families, adventurers, and everyone in between. A look at the Florida… Continue reading Florida Is Once Again The Top Tourist Destination

For renters, the question of “to move or not to move” has become a much weightier decision in today’s housing market. Contrary to past trends, renters are showing signs of settling in for the long haul, with a recent Redfin report indicating that one in six renters (roughly 16.6%) have stayed in their current home… Continue reading Renters Are Less Likely To Move In This Market

As the Atlantic hurricane season kicks off, Florida residents have a chance to save money on essential supplies with the state’s Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. This year, there are two separate periods where you can purchase qualifying items tax-free: This is a great opportunity to stock up on your emergency kit and ensure you’re… Continue reading Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday

On this Memorial Day, all of us at Live South Florida Realty, Inc. remember the brave men and women who fought for our freedom and gave the ultimate sacrifice. Let’s never forget their sacrifice and we thank all our members of our military for their service.

Florida homeowners know all too well the sting of rising insurance costs. In particular, homeowners insurance in The Sunshine State has reached a level of crisis in recent years. However, in a year marked by economic uncertainty, some insurance companies are offering a welcome sign of stability – holding their rates steady or even implementing… Continue reading Are Florida Homeowners Insurance Rates Dropping?

For residents along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, the start of hurricane season is officially only days away. The official start of hurricane season is on June 1st and runs through November 30th. Each year, the National Ocean and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) releases their predictions for hurricane season. We discuss these predictions in more detail… Continue reading NOAA Predicts An Active Hurricane Season

When it comes to curb appeal, a nice front yard is what greets any visitor or prospective buyer to your home. We all love a lush, green lawn, but pesky weeds can quickly turn that dream into a nightmare. While chemical herbicides can be effective, they often come with drawbacks like harming desired plants and… Continue reading Natural Weed Control Options For Your Yard

The iconic Gulfstream Hotel, a cornerstone of Lake Worth Beach for nearly a century, is finally set to emerge from its 15-year slumber. Restoration St. Louis, the development group behind the project, has announced a two-phase plan that will see the grand dame of Lake Worth hospitality reborn. Originally built in 1925, the Gulfstream Hotel… Continue reading Iconic Gulfstream Hotel To Reopen In Lake Worth Beach

Later this year, Floridians will get a chance to vote on Amendment 5 on the November ballot. You may be wondering what Amendment 5 is? In a nutshell, this amendment would provide an increase in the value of homestead exemptions through adjustments to match inflation. Needless to say, with inflation rising out of control for… Continue reading Pros And Cons Of Amendment 5