Schedule Details:
Length | 63 Hours (Over 2 Weeks)
Delivery | In-Person
Location | 7009 Dr Phillips Blvd #110 Orlando, FL 32819 United States
Dates | Dec 2 - Dec 13, 2024
Times | 5pm - 10pm EST
Frequency | Monday - Friday (Weekdays)
$495
Struggling Landlords Seek Relief Amid Rising Insurance Costs
In the ever-evolving landscape of commercial real estate, a new challenge has emerged, straining the resilience of landlords and developers alike. The soaring costs of insurance, exacerbated by climate-induced natural disasters, are creating a formidable obstacle for property owners. Particularly affected are coastal cities and towns, where the risk of storms and floods is high.
Florida’s Real-Estate Market Faces Turmoil Amid Back-to-Back Hurricanes
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Cape Coral Grapples with Rising Housing Costs Post-Hurricane Ian
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Rising Tides: The Precarious Allure of Oceanfront Living Amid Climate Change
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