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Thursday, April 30, 2026 · Dunnellon
South Florida Inventory Surges 20%, Cooling Miami Home Prices
Home sales in Miami-Dade and Broward counties slowed amid a 20% rise in available properties, easing intense price pressures in the region's overheated market. Buyers now face less competition, but a persistent shortage of over 30,000 units keeps affordability elusive. Florida Realtors data signals a shift toward balance in early 2026.
Orlando Tourism Booms 15% in Q1 on Theme Park Rush
Central Florida's theme parks drew a 15% surge in visitors during the first quarter, propelled by fresh rides at Disney World and Universal Studios. The boom signals robust recovery and expansion fever gripping Orlando's tourism engine. Local leaders eye sustained growth amid multi-billion-dollar investments.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
PortMiami Shatters Cargo Record in Busiest Month Ever
PortMiami has logged its most frenzied month for container shipments, a surge underscoring Florida's rebounding trade networks. Nearly 1.12 million TEUs moved through the gateway last fiscal year, capping 11 straight years above the million mark. As upgrades accelerate, the port cements Miami's role in global commerce.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Florida Tourism Explodes 15% in Q1, Fueled by Global Surge
Florida shattered records with a 15% visitor boom in the first quarter of 2026, welcoming millions more from abroad and boosting the state's economy. Governor Ron DeSantis hailed the surge as proof of the Sunshine State's unbeatable appeal. From Miami beaches to Orlando theme parks, international travelers are pouring in like never before.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
South Florida's Older Condos Surge in Sales Amid Affordability Crunch
In a twist defying luxury trends, South Florida's aging condos are flying off the market faster than new builds, drawing remote workers priced out of gleaming towers. Owners rush to sell ahead of looming financial cliffs from post-Surfside laws, creating bargains in Miami-Dade and beyond. But statewide condo prices plummet, signaling a buyer's paradise with risks.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Dunnellon Residents Can Still Claim Inflation Reduction Act Tax Credits for Home Upgrades
Dunnellon residents can still claim federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act for energy-efficient home improvements and clean energy installations.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Dunnellon Residents Encouraged to Explore Inflation Reduction Act Tax Credits
Dunnellon residents can explore federal Inflation Reduction Act tax credits for home energy efficiency and clean energy upgrades, potentially lowering costs and boosting local business.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Hay Stocks Remained Low in 2023, Impacting Dunnellon's Agricultural Community
Dunnellon's agricultural community faced significant challenges in 2023 due to near-record low hay stocks, impacting local ranchers and livestock owners.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
A Little Info on Foraging: Understanding Local Edibles
As spring blooms in Dunnellon, residents interested in foraging for wild edibles are reminded to prioritize safety and proper identification to avoid poisonous look-alikes.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Understanding Why Paint Bubbles, Cracks, or Peels on Dunnellon Homes
Dunnellon homeowners can learn why their paint might be bubbling, cracking, or peeling, with local insights into common causes and prevention tips for home maintenance.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Exterior Painting – Prepping Your Home Before Painting
Dunnellon homeowners are reminded that thorough preparation is key to a successful and long-lasting exterior paint job, preventing common issues like peeling and blistering.
Thursday, April 30, 2026