Florida’s economy has certainly benefited from Gov. DeSantis’ policies. However, some local cities are experiencing economic conditions that are causing them to be ranked low for new companies. Read More.
Florida’s manufacturing base employs nearly 410,000 people across 14,000 manufacturers and contributes over $70 billion annually to the state economy. Read More.
Residents living in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach region have been burdened with some of America's highest inflation rates, according to data. Read More.
Airbnb contributed $15.6 billion to Florida’s economy in 2023 — the most of any state in America — while supporting 183,600 jobs, the company reported. Read More.
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody joined a coalition of state attorney generals to file suit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its new regulations on emissions for gas-powered passenger cars, light-duty trucks and medium-duty vehicles. Moody said the new rules impose “unworkable emissions standards.” Read More.
According to Forbes, the Urban Land Institute and National Multifamily Housing Council Research Foundation estimate that there is 1 billion square feet of obsolete retail in the US. Read More.
Florida’s “jumbo jet economy” is expected to do better than the rest of the nation in the upcoming years — though there are a couple of caveats, according to UCF economist Sean Snaith. Read More.
Florida ranks 10th in the U.S. for manufacturing employment, and the industry is poised for growth, according to the 2023 Florida Manufacturing report. Read More.
Florida, often known as the Sunshine State, is not just famous for its beaches, amusement parks, and vibrant cultural scene; it also has its share of higher-than-average costs in several key areas. Read More.
New data from the federal government released Wednesday shows inflation is still an issue for consumers, and it's unlikely to trigger any relief from high interest rates. Read More.
Starting June 1, Florida’s Commercial Lease Sales Tax rate will be reduced from 4.5% to 2%, providing employers with approximately $1 billion in tax relief. Read More.