While state lawmakers debate how best to enforce condo safety, Jacksonville quietly exemplifies how local inaction can render any reform meaningless.

With SB 1742, Sen. Jennifer Bradley is trying to bring clarity and flexibility to Florida’s building safety laws—but the chaos in Jacksonville shows that reform without enforcement is just paperwork.

The slow decay of 324 N. Broad Street, a city-owned historic building in LaVilla, offers a stark example of how Jacksonville fails to practice the preservation values it preaches.

With millions in unpaid fines tied to neglected historic buildings, Jacksonville is moving toward a more enforceable preservation policy.

Flames, fumes, and food: Jacksonville City Councilman Joe Carlucci heads effort to outlaw this risky combo of food trucks at area gas stations.

It started as a side mission—but Corcos’s investigation into the IRS has revealed one of the most expensive tech failures in government history.

Florida’s 2025 legislative session is set to address critical condominium regulations, balancing safety mandates with financial feasibility in response to widespread non-compliance and concerns over homeowner displacement.

The City of Jacksonville can do more to protect the community from negligent property owners who ignore municipal code violation fines, with some owing six figures while additional complaints aren't being heard.

Florida Property taxes soar, but Amendment 5 offers relief to homeowners by increasing exemptions and limiting annual assessment increases, providing some financial stability amidst rising costs.

By reforming zoning regulations to incentivize density, streamline approvals, and mandate workforce housing, Jacksonville can increase the availability of affordable housing for essential workers and build a more resilient middle class.

HOAs offer potential benefits like community amenities and property value appreciation, but they also come with costs, restrictions, and potential conflicts, so potential homebuyers should carefully evaluate them.

The rapid growth of ESG investing has led to a proliferation of unregulated rating agencies, raising concerns about the reliability and comparability of ESG ratings. While the European Union has taken steps to regulate ESG ratings, the U.S. has yet to implement similar measures, leaving a regulatory gap in the world's largest ESG market.

Companies face growing pressure to demonstrate sustainability, but the risk of greenwashing – misleading sustainability claims – is increasing. To mitigate this, companies must prioritize data accuracy, transparency, and independent verification, while investors must exercise due diligence.

Biodiversity loss poses significant financial risks to businesses and economies worldwide. By investing in nature-based solutions and adopting sustainable practices, we can mitigate these risks and ensure a more resilient future for our planet and its people.

The ESG paradox highlights the divergence between stated goals and actual practices in some ESG funds. To restore faith in ESG investing, reforms are needed to ensure transparency, accountability, and alignment with core principles.

Florida's new law, HB 1365, restricts public camping and sleeping while requiring counties to offer services to the homeless. This legislation aims to balance public safety concerns with addressing the root causes of homelessness and ensuring Florida's cherished outdoor living spaces remain accessible to all.

Big changes are coming to Florida HOAs! New laws have been enacted that significantly impact your community and your rights as a homeowner. Let's break down what you need to know.

During a press conference in Miami on July 25th, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke to the need to address the unintended consequences of legislation passed to prevent tragedies such as the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium building in Surfside, Florida in 2021.

ESG investing has gained significant traction, but its implementation varies across states. This article explores the challenges, benefits, and strategies for businesses to adopt ESG practices effectively.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices offer numerous benefits for small businesses. By adopting sustainable practices, businesses can attract customers, reduce costs, and stay ahead of regulations.