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Map shows where average home insurance costs more than $5,000 a year (opens the original)
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Florida’s property insurance market is finally improving after years of instability caused by excessive litigation, widespread fraud and an exodus of major carriers, but homeowners in the state are still paying the highest premiums in the nation, according to the latest data. The average home insurance premium in the Sunshine State is $8,471 per year for a policy with $300,000 in dwelling coverage, $300,000 in liability, a $1,000 deductible and a 2 percent hurricane deductible, Insurance.com rep
Congress Targets Data Centers: What It Could Mean for Home Prices, Bills (opens the original)
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The Senate is expected to take up the Ratepayer Protection Act this week, bipartisan legislation that promises to safeguard U.S. households and small businesses from higher utility bills driven by the energy demands of AI data centers. The bill already passed the House with overwhelming support on September 16, with 417 lawmakers voting to push it forward and only three opposing it. This broad endorsement reflects lawmakers’ desire to respond to Americans’ concern over data centers, as public op
Texas declares diesel price emergency; other states are paying more (opens the original)
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Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott declared a statewide disaster over skyrocketing diesel prices, allowing the use of dyed diesel on the state’s roads in an attempt to bring down costs for drivers. Normally, cheaper dyed diesel is banned for use on the road, but the Republican governor’s proclamation suspends state restrictions and associated penalties for 30 days so operators can use it freely on Texas roads. While Abbott suspended the penalties for using dyed diesel on public roads for 30 d
DHS Says ICE Deportations Are Pushing Down Rent. Other Factors Are at Play (opens the original)
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has claimed that the Trump administration’s mass deportations of undocumented migrants has lowered rents in several Sun Belt cities, including Austin, Nashville and Phoenix. “DHS is reducing your rent, especially in states that cooperate with [the Immigration and Custom Enforcement] ICE,” the department wrote in a social media post on X. “Texas accounted for about a quarter of ICE arrests in July and posted the country’s sharpest rent drops, with San Ant
How long will nor’easter last? Latest forecast as East Coast impacted (opens the original)
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Millions of people in the Northeast, including New York City and Boston, are facing “dangerous coastal flooding and beach conditions, strong winds and heavy rainfall” as a nor’easter hits the region this weekend, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned. The storm has already claimed the life of at least one person, a 56-year-old man in Brooklyn who died when a tree fell on him on Saturday. The nor'easter has also left more than 150,000 households in the Northeast without power, according to Po
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