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Florida voters will decide whether to boost the homestead property tax exemption to $250,000 and to cap increases on commercial property values at 5%.
In the first of a two-part series, residential experts Alicia Cervera Lamadrid of Cervera Real Estate and Christina Pappas of the Keyes Company address the housing impact. Then Astor Companies CEO Henry Torres and property tax appeals agent Barry Sharpe delve into what it means for commercial real estate.
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