How Much Could Amendment 3 Save Central Florida Homeowners?

What to know about Florida's property tax measure and how it could affect homeowners

Florida's Amendment 3 would increase the homestead exemption to $250,000 and reshape local government finance. The property tax reform measure needs 60% voter approval.

How much could Amendment 3 save Central Florida homeowners?

A controversial new constitutional amendment will go before Florida voters on Tuesday — but before then, a handy new tool has been released to help homeowners determine how much they could save on their homes in particular.

Letters: Will Amendment 3 cut wasteful spending or vital city services?

A Maitland City Council member says he sees no wasted money in his city budget; only necessary services that would be harmed if Amendment 3 passes.

Amendment 3 Draws Closing Arguments For and Against Raising Homestead Exemption

State Rep. Berny Jacques, a member of the Florida Legislature that voted to put Amendment 3 on the ballot, urged Tiger Bay Club of Central Florida luncheon attendees to vote in favor of it. On the other side, Seminole County Commissioner Bob Dallari  warned his county would face a $119 million funding shortfall that will lead to cuts in parks, libraries and even law enforcement.

Florida Amendment 3 Could Reduce Property Taxes for Millions of Homeowners — But There’s a Catch

Amendment 3 could provide major property tax relief to eligible Florida homeowners, but new residents may wait years, and local taxes or fees could increase.

Florida Democratic Party Responds to Trump, Delivers Election Closing Argument

The Florida Democratic Party responded to Trump's political push in the state, delivering an election closing argument for change.