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Contact your insurance company soon after a disaster to make a claim and document the damages. FEMA aid is available for some home and business owners.

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A community on the Gulf Coast with homes built to withstand Category 5 hurricanes fared well in back-to-back hurricanes and could be a protype for the state.

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The back-to-back hurricanes that swept across parts of Florida have caused billions in damages, according to the latest insurance estimates.

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Converting older hotels and motels into apartments is a cheaper and quicker endeavor than converting office buildings or building new, experts said.

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September saw an uptick in activity from both buyers and sellers, Zillow said. Southern states, including Florida, have tipped towards a buyer’s market.

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Baby boomers say young adults could own homes if they tried harder, a new study showed. But young adults face challenges the older generations never did.

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The state’s insurers have sufficient reinsurance capital to weather Hurricanes Milton, Helene and Debby and another Milton-sized storm this year.

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Despite their gloomy responses to economic confidence surveys, consumers have kept spending, thus buoying the economy.

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Homeowners, renters and small businesses in Florida counties hit by Hurricane Milton can now apply for FEMA aid and state bridge loans for disaster recovery.

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Experts say it’s easier to prevent a cyberattack than to fix one. Cyberattacks on firms with fewer than 10 employees have risen 13% since 2020.

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