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Development Authority accepts donation of real estate from Danimer Scientific
The Bainbridge-Decatur County Development Authority accepted the donation of the real estate located on 1604 Pondtown Rd. from Danimer Scientific during a called meeting Thursday. The authority’s board also purchased […]
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The Overlooked Florida Town Where Rent Stays Below $850 And Life Feels Easy
While everyone’s fighting over overpriced condos in Miami and Tampa, there’s a little town in the Panhandle where your wallet can actually breathe. Quincy, Florida sits just 20 miles west of Tallahassee, offering the kind of affordable living that feels like a time machine back to when housing didn’t require selling a kidney.
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the Tallahassee metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Tallahassee metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
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ON THE ROAD: Bainbridge broker: Quality of life and low costs are driving growth
DECATUR COUNTY, GA — A Bainbridge real estate broker says quality of life, cost of living, and small-town charm are driving steady growth in the community. Bainbridge is growing, and a local real estate broker says the town's quality of life, cost of living, and small-town charm are the driving forces behind the demand.
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New housing units coming to Independence Landing for adults with disabilities
SOUTH TALLAHASSEE, FL — Independence Landing, a South Tallahassee housing community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is adding 40 new units, bringing its total capacity from 60 to 100. WATCH FULL REPORT BELOW:. The community recently received state housing funding through the State Apartment Incentive Loan program,...
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Small Florida Fence Firm Achieves Record breaking growth by specializing in Premium Residential & Commercial Projects
Sentinel Fencing, a Tallahassee-based fence company serving North Florida, has reached $1.2 million in annual sales while operating with just nine employees. The company has achieved this milestone by focusing on premium residential and commercial fencing projects, delivering exceptional quality, and implementing industry-leading estimating and construction practices. Since its founding, Sentinel Fencing has consistently ranked […]
Tallahassee Democrat
Affordable housing is being achieved through innovation | Opinion
There was a time when the fundamental architecture of the American Dream was simple, elegant, and explicitly understood: if you worked hard, played by the rules, and contributed to your local economy, you would prosper. At the center of that prosperity was the sanctuary of a home—a place to build equity, raise children, and anchor a family’s generational stability. Today, that promise has been completely dismantled. We are living through a national disgrace where the very people who make our local economies function—our teachers, healthcare workers, first responders, and service industry employees—are being entirely priced out of the communities they serve. The systemic human cost of this crisis is devastatingly chronicled in the book, "There is No Place for Us", which documents the heartbreaking trajectories of working families in Atlanta who, despite holding steady employment, have slipped into homelessness, packed into transient motel rooms, or been forced to sleep in their cars. This is the modern reality of the "Missing Middle"—the working poor who earn too much to qualify for deep government subsidies but far too little to survive the skyrocketing, speculative pricing of market-rate real estate. When a society allows the gap between hourly wages and housing costs to
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Cherokee Estates mobile home park closing after decades, leaving Tallahassee families scrambling for housing
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You Can Cover Rent, Groceries, And Utilities For $1,300 A Month In This Florida Town
If you’re tired of your paycheck evaporating faster than puddles in July, there’s a Panhandle town that might restore your faith in affordable living. Chattahoochee sits quietly along the Apalachicola River, minding its own business while the rest of Florida loses its collective mind over housing costs. Let...