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If you've been in business in South Florida for more than a year, you already know: summer is a different season. Foot traffic shifts. Decision-makers go on vacation. The inbox quiets. For some businesses, revenue dips noticeably between June and August. But that's a pattern, not a crisis. And patterns can be planned around. The business owners who come out of summer in the strongest position aren't the ones who grind harder against a slower market. They're the ones who use the downtime with intention. Here's how to do that.  Florida's Property Tax Reform Proposal: What It Does, What It Doesn't, and What Nobody Knows Yet6/6/2026
A plain-language breakdown of HJR 1F, passed during the June 2026 special session Florida homeowners have been hearing a lot about "property tax relief" lately, and after a whirlwind three-day special session in Tallahassee that wrapped up on June 2nd, the Florida Legislature made it official. They passed HJR 1F, a joint resolution that places a proposed constitutional amendment on the November 2026 ballot.  But headlines can be deceiving. Whether this reform represents historic homeowner relief or a fiscal ticking time bomb depends heavily on details that are still being sorted out. Here's a clear-eyed look at what this proposal actually does, what it deliberately leaves untouched, and what remains genuinely unanswered.
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