EPISODE · Jul 26, 2026 · 39 MIN
439 | Orlando Building Boom, Save Our Homes & Florida's Property Tax Amendment
from Central Florida Real Estate Radio · host Laura Petersen
This week on Central Florida Real Estate Radio, Laura shares her Exclusive Central Florida Market Stats, compiled directly from MLS data across Orange, Osceola, Lake, Polk, and Seminole Counties, and explains what the latest numbers reveal about today's housing market. Laura also takes an in-depth look at Florida's proposed Save Our Homes property tax amendment, breaking down what it would mean for homeowners, investors, future Florida residents, and local governments if approved by voters this November. In addition, she reviews the latest construction activity across the Orlando area and what it signals for future housing supply. In this episode: Exclusive Central Florida housing market statistics Orlando-area builders pulled 1,347 new residential permits valued at more than $500 million during June An in-depth explanation of Florida's proposed Save Our Homes property tax amendment How the proposed homestead exemption expansion would work Changes affecting investment and commercial property owners The proposed five-year residency requirement for new Florida residents How the amendment could affect local government services and property taxes What homeowners, buyers, and investors should know before the November 3 ballot Whether you're buying, selling, investing, or simply trying to understand Florida's changing real estate landscape, this episode provides practical insights to help you make informed decisions. Hosted by Laura Petersen, Broker/Owner of Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty, sharing insights to help buyers and sellers make smarter real estate decisions in Central Florida. To get in touch with Laura, call 407-566-2555.
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