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Sweetwater in Miami-Dade County carries 6.9% tax-base exposure to HJR 1 at full $250,000 2028 phase-in, a Very low exposure reading driven by its Renter-Heavy archetype.
Street Economics Highlands County, Florida HJR 1 Homestead-Exemption Tax-Base Exposure Highlands County . 2025 final assessment […]
Street Economics Broward County, Florida HJR 1 Homestead-Exemption Tax-Base Exposure Broward County . 2025 final assessment […]
Street Economics Martin County, Florida HJR 1 Homestead-Exemption Tax-Base Exposure Martin County County . 2025 final […]
Street Economics North Miami Beach, Florida HJR 1 Homestead-Exemption Tax-Base Exposure Miami-Dade County . 2025 final […]
Street Economics Homestead, Florida HJR 1 Homestead-Exemption Tax-Base Exposure Miami-Dade County . 2025 final assessment roll […]
Raytown scores 7 out of 10 Yellow on the Street Economics Drama Meter. Acute governance volatility — an active impeachment, a mayoral unilateral removal, and board quorum failures — creates material deal-risk for projects requiring board ratification.
Leavenworth County scores 7 out of 10 Yellow on the Street Economics Drama Meter. A 3-2 commission split and a 90-day moratorium on data centers create elevated political and regulatory risk for large-scale tech and industrial projects.
Homestead scores 5 out of 10 (Green) on the Street Economics Drama Meter. The primary investor friction is the city's April 2025 287(g) ICE enforcement agreement, which has chilled immigrant community engagement and creates workforce and demand risk.
