Florida homeowners in eligible counties with 2023–2024 storm damage can pre-apply for home repair, replacement or reconstruction through Rebuild Florida HRRP.
The governor signed an expanded residential flood disclosure bill in June. This new bill becomes effective October 1, 2025.
The federal government plays an essential role in immediate disaster relief and could do more to help residents recover and communities build resiliency, NAR said.
Modular, 3D-printed and prefab homes are growing in popularity as rebuilding options after disasters despite image and transportation hurdles.
Global insured losses from natural disasters may reach $145B in 2025, driven by secondary perils, with losses potentially surpassing $300B in severe events.
State officials are urging homeowners with completed My Safe Florida Home inspections and paperwork to update this information to claim grant funds.
The SBA extends the deadline to April 27, 2025, for businesses, homeowners and renters in 48 Florida counties for Hurricane Helene and Milton relief.
FloridaCommerce will host community workshops for residents and stakeholders to hear from Floridians about unmet needs after the 2023-2024 storms.
Homeowners facing flooding from rivers and creeks are more likely to be underinsured than coastal residents, a new report found.
Funding will help provide shelter to people displaced by Hurricane Helene and Milton, and support those experiencing homelessness with stable housing options.
