Orlando Real Estate Roundup
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Florida Super Homestead Tax Exemption might be thrown out. (via Rob and Sentinel):
Choosing the “super” homestead exemption would mean the homeowner would forever lose the Save Our Homes cap. And as Orange County Property Appraiser Bill Donegan and others have shown, many people who stay in their homes more than four years would save more with Save Our Homes limiting future tax bills.
Maitland city council wants to make some big changes, but have their hands full with local citizens (via Orlando Sentinel):
The centerpiece of Maitland’s downtown makeover would be 675 condominiums and apartments, shops restaurants and offices built by the Brossier Co. Those buildings would rise on land that is now home to City Hall, the Police Department and other city offices, a shuttered Winn-Dixie supermarket and parking lots.
