On March 8, the Florida Senate voted unanimously to pass SB 102, which was championed by Senator Alexis Catalayud and Senate President Kathleen...
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By 2030, Florida will need to build more than 570,000 apartment homes to meet demand and keep its communities competitive and welcoming, according...
Read PostTampa’s city council tasked the city’s staff to bring forward a rent control ordinance that would have restricted rent growth to the...
Read PostThe Florida Apartment Association is opposing rent control in two of Florida's major markets: The City of Tampa and Orange County. As previously...
Read PostThe Florida Apartment Association (FAA) will continue to work closely with the Apartment Association of Greater Orlando (AAGO) to oppose any form of...
Read PostOrlando Sentinel OpEd Link | June 11, 2022 Currently, Orange County leaders are signaling that they may be willing to put a dangerous and...
Read PostThe apartment industry is bracing for change once again. The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) new efficiency and testing requirements for air...
Read PostThe Florida Apartment Association’s annual Legislative Conference is hastily approaching. With only a few weeks away from the signature event,...
Read PostFlorida has a critical need for more affordable housing with a shortage of 400,033 rental homes that are affordable and available for extremely...
Read PostIssue: Florida Statute 633.202 was amended in 2016 to give local governments discretion to regulate fire radio systems for buildings within their...
Read PostShortly after being inaugurated yesterday, President Biden asked the CDC to extended the Eviction Order through March 31, 2021. A joint statement...
Read PostIssue: Housing affordability remains a top concern for elected officials at the local and state level. In fact, Florida has a critical need for...
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