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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — The land had been passed down from her mother. It isn’t much to look at. No buildings, no utilities, and not really near anything else. Yet in early December, Patricia Waring discovered someone was trying to sell her land over the
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The event was a new frontier for Popack, who did not return requests seeking comment. He has never been a regular on Florida’s campaign finance circuit and is not a longtime political donor.
Popack does, however, have one thing in common with a new breed
National Association of Home Builders CEO argues the pandemic has led to consumers changing their preferences for homes, opting for new homes that can be modified to include outdoor space and a gym.
Destin, Florida, was once a tiny fishing village that has become
TAMPA, Fla. — Florida’s 2022 legislative session kicks off on Tuesday and this year lawmakers are working to pass a bipartisan medical marijuana bill.
Florida doesn’t have recreational marijuana and for its medical marijuana program, people have to have a valid medical reason and need
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A Florida woman was charged Thursday in the slaying of a Cleveland resident who was found dead in March in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
Chelsea Perkins, 31, of Pensacola is accused of murder in the death of Matthew John Dunmire. She
By Sara Smart, CNN
What started out with an incorrect phone number is now a friendship that has lasted 20 years.
One day in the early 2000s, Gladys Hankerson of Delray Beach, Florida, was trying to call her sister in Maryland, according to CNN affiliate
- Michael Bordenaro has been a Florida Realtor for 12 years and says residential turnover is high.
- Residents are often surprised — and turned off — by high housing costs, weather, traffic, and more.
- He outlined six reasons transplants to the Sunshine State boomerang back to
‘Want to sell your house?’ Complaints increase about unsolicited real estate texts in Florida
Here’s how desperate some real estate agents and investors are to find new homes to sell in Florida’s red-hot marketplace: They are sending out unsolicited text messages to find potential sellers.