Orlando Approves Tax Incentive for Downtown Historic Buildings

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Orlando approves tax incentive for downtown historic buildings

To encourage more investment downtown, the Orlando Community Redevelopment Agency, made up of city commissioners, approved a new tax incentive for historic buildings.

Norcross approves temporary ban on demolishing pre-1950 buildings

Key points: • The Norcross City Council approved a moratorium on demolition permits for pre-1950 structures until November 2.• Council members approved the fiscal year 2027 budget with a $22.5 million operating budget, while maintaining a flat property tax rate of 6.249 mills.• Elected officials unanimously approved updates to the city’s official zoning map, reflecting 12 changes since the start of 2022. The Norcross City Council narrowly approv…

Tax Incentive Sought for Historic St. Louis Building

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor A developer who bought a historic, long-vacant downtown St. Louis building for $10,000 is taking the first step toward securing a property-tax incentive to convert it into commercial and residential space. The City Council was expected Tuesday to schedule an Aug. 18 public hearing on creating an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Act […]