Is Florida’s Housing Market Recession Proof?
There’s been talk that the U.S. housing market is headed for a recession, but new data is showing there might be very little to fear.
World’s Largest Bat Houses Right Here In Florida
Whether it’s the rare bonneted bats resting in Miami or the Brazilian free-tailed bats roaming Gainesville, the Sunshine State is a sanctuary for the flying mammals.
Restoration Blueprint: The Comprehensive Plan To Protect The Florida Keys
The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary is releasing a comprehensive plan on how to protect the only barrier coral reef in the continental United States.
Florida Chamber Foundation’s 2019 Military Summit Underway In Jacksonville
The Florida Chamber Foundation’s 2019 Military, Defense & Veterans Opportunities Summit is underway in Jacksonville.
Florida’s Housing Market Sees Median Prices & Inventory Rise In Q2
New data released by Florida Realtors revealed that the Sunshine State’s housing market saw an increase in median prices and inventory during the second quarter of 2019.
Survey Finds Commercial Real Estate Development Is Flourishing In Florida
An annual survey from the National Association of Industrial and Office Parks has once again ranked Florida in the top five states for all commercial real estate development.
Gov. DeSantis Declares July ‘Keep Florida Fishing’ Month
The governor made the announcement during his address on the opening day of the International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades in Orlando.
Florida Retail Federation Expects Fourth Of July Sales To Slightly Sink This Year
With the Fourth of July holiday landing in the middle of the week, the Florida Retail Federation expects sales to sink a tad this year.
FIU Offering New Online Master’s Degree With ‘Mega Events’ Specialization
Florida International University has added a new online master’s program aimed at tackling the ever-growing trend of mega events.
NASA Administrator: ‘No Doubt’ SpaceX Capsule Explosion Will Delay Crewed Flights
NASA’s top boss said the late April “anomaly” that lit a SpaceX capsule ablaze will definitely delay the U.S. space agency’s plans for crewed flights.