Florida lawmakers will consider making it cheaper for businesses to rent offices and putting more benefits in the opportunity zone law in the legislative session starting Tuesday. They’ll also try to change the law on vacation rentals booked through platforms such as Airbnb.

Local governments now have authority to regulate vacation rentals booked through home-sharing platforms in a state with heavy second-home ownership, but this might change.

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