Even as Florida’s real estate market deals with one of the worst slumps in decades, it isn’t likely that much help will be coming from the Florida Legislature during its upcoming session.
There are no plans for any sweeping changes in growth-management laws or property taxes. While there may be a battle over foreclosure laws, the most significant legislation coming out of Tallahassee will probably deal with property insurance and condominiums.
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