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North Port's housing market is experiencing the fastest decline.
A recent analysis by a Florida Atlantic University finance expert provides some clarity.
Hospitality saw the biggest jump while multifamily was the highest trading asset.
The cost of home ownership continues to rise.
It's the increased number of two- and three-bedroom units -- a reaction to the inability of so many to buy a home.
This trend is changing the game.
The one-time profitable chain has become a financial drain and will likely be a source of concern for landlords.
Plans to build offices at former Hyperloop site first proposed in 2017.
Expands areas for life science labs, indoor farming, businesses on upper floors.
Empire Capital Holdings and Namdar Realty Group bought the 220,000-square foot building for $50 million.