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Delinquent property tax sales in Florida have reportedly surged 400%, fueling talk of growing distress in the state's real estate market. Commentators link the jump to homeowners struggling with rising costs, insurance premiums and high mortgage rates, and warn it could signal broader trouble for Florida's housing market, which has boomed and cooled sharply in recent years.
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A new market update for Boca Raton, Florida covering the third quarter of 2026 has been released, offering the latest figures on home prices, sales activity and inventory in the Palm Beach County city. Boca Raton remains a closely watched luxury housing market, so quarterly updates like this draw attention from buyers, sellers and investors tracking where prices and demand are heading.
- 3Dolphins and Baptist Health Donate Football Equipment to Plantation High●Miami Dolphins Academy Fall Donation Presented by Baptist Health Delivers Equipment to Plantation High School Tackle Football Program
The Miami Dolphins, through their Academy Fall Donation program presented by Baptist Health, delivered new football equipment to the tackle football program at Plantation High School in Florida. The donation gives the school's players updated gear for the season. It is part of the Dolphins' ongoing community outreach supporting high school football programs across South Florida.
- 4Byron Donalds' Climate and Energy Positions Scrutinized●Byron Donalds On Climate & Energy: Where the Candidates Stand
Byron Donalds, a Republican congressman from Florida running for governor, is facing examination of his record on climate and energy policy. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy has published an overview of where he stands as a candidate. Voters are being given a breakdown of his positions on issues like energy production and environmental regulation ahead of the election.
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New data shows Florida's luxury housing market is decoupling from the rest of the state's property market, with high-end homes significantly outperforming. The figures point to continued demand from wealthy buyers for Florida real estate, widening the gap between luxury and mainstream segments. Industry observers are weighing what the divergence means for affordability and future supply in the state.
- 6Buchholz Football Beats Santa Fe in I-75 Rivalry●The War on I-75: Buchholz Football Too Much for Santa Fe
Buchholz High School defeated Santa Fe in a high school football matchup along the Interstate 75 corridor in North Central Florida, a rivalry matchup that WRUF dubbed 'The War on I-75'. Buchholz proved too strong for Santa Fe, taking the win and local bragging rights between the Gainesville-area schools.