🚨 Florida's housing market is COLLAPSING. Governor DeSantis just proposed eliminating property taxes as buyers cancel 21% of deals. Here's what they're hiding...
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Florida was supposed to be the American Dream. 330,000 people moved there in 2021 alone. Home prices DOUBLED. Wall Street bought entire neighborhoods. Governor Ron DeSantis called it "paradise on the rise." But when Hurricane Aaron threatened the coast, something unprecedented happened—the entire market froze overnight.
In this investigative deep dive, we expose:
❌ Why 21.3% of Fort Lauderdale home deals collapsed in ONE WEEK
❌ How 14 insurance companies FAILED, forcing 847,000 onto state-run coverage
❌ Why Blackstone is selling Florida homes at 27% LOSSES
❌ The desperate tax elimination plan DeSantis just proposed
❌ Why insurance now costs $6,291/year in Broward County (2x national average)
❌ How Hurricane Andrew's legacy created today's crisis
❌ What happens when 1.3 million homes rely on Citizens Insurance
❌ The REAL reason buyers are walking away—and it's not just storms
This isn't just about Florida. It's about what happens when rapid growth hides catastrophic vulnerabilities. The warning signs were always there—buried in insurance fine print, Wall Street boardrooms, and state capitol meetings most people never heard about.
📊 SHOCKING STATISTICS REVEALED:
41,000 homes sitting unsold (up 61% year-over-year)
Average mortgage payment DOUBLED to $2,100/month in 3 years
Net migration dropped to RECORD LOWS after years of records
80% of ALL homeowner insurance lawsuits happen in Florida (despite only 9% of claims)
Properties bought for $490K in 2022 now selling for $360K
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📌 SOURCES & DATA:
All information based on publicly available data from:
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (2022-2025 reports)
National Hurricane Center historical data
Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County MLS statistics
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation public filings
U.S. Census Bureau migration data (2021-2025)
Multiple listing services (MLS) across South Florida tri-county area
Public real estate transaction records
National Association of Realtors market reports
Federal Reserve mortgage rate historical data
Post-Hurricane Andrew engineering studies and Florida Building Code archives
Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and local Florida media reporting on Blackstone's real estate transactions
Governor's office public statements and press conferences (2022-2025)
⚖️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial, legal, or real estate advice. The content represents analysis of publicly available data and should not be considered as recommendations to buy, sell, or invest in any property or market. Real estate markets are complex and influenced by numerous factors. Individual circumstances vary. Viewers should conduct their own research and consult with qualified professionals (financial advisors, real estate agents, attorneys) before making any real estate or financial decisions. All statistics and figures cited are accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the recording date but markets change rapidly. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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Related Topics: Florida housing market crash, Ron DeSantis property tax, Florida insurance crisis 2025, Hurricane Aaron impact, Citizens Property Insurance, Blackstone selling Florida, Miami real estate collapse, Fort Lauderdale home sales, Florida migration reversal, homeowner insurance crisis
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