Advocacy News

Fire code language that would expressly allow so-called valet trash service in apartment corridors advanced last week during the Florida Fire Code...

An appeals board in Polk County reversed a decision of its own building official and ruled unanimously that handicapped pool lifts are not required...

The Florida House and Senate Appropriations Committees passed their respective budget proposals to be sent to their respective floors for debate and...

Legislation that would permanently prevent radical increases in property taxes was approved by the House Commerce Committee 24-2 last week and is on...

Legislation to provide statewide regulations for transportation network companies (TNC’s) advanced in its latest committee stop in the Florida...

Pinellas County is set to adopt a new stormwater manual this week that was two years in the making and will guide modern development on design...

The Florida Apartment PAC supported 54 candidates statewide standing for election in the Florida Legislature, and 51 of those candidates won...

The last three years have seen a continued shift to a renter-based society in the United States creating a transformative time in the multi-family...

Largo commissioners pushed back until Sept. 13 a discussion about bringing back multi-family impact fees, an issue that has already been scheduled...

If you own property and are considering a multi-family project in the city of Largo, plan on making an appearance at town hall on Tuesday. City...

A pair of new fees that would have cost apartment owners $67 per unit the first year failed to pass the Temple Terrace City Council after a pair of...

NAA reports that last week, a fair housing complaint was filed against an NAA member company that operates properties in several states. The...