Florida Realtors Invests $10 Million to Back Property Tax Cut Amendment
Florida Realtors is investing $10 million to support Amendment 3, a proposed property tax cut amendment that will appear on the November ballot. The trade group states this funding aims to provide affordability relief for homeowners across Florida.
Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, September 10, 2026 —
Florida Realtors, a state trade association, has committed $10 million to support Amendment 3, a proposed amendment concerning property taxes that is slated to appear on the November ballot. The organization announced its financial backing for the measure, which proponents say aims to offer relief to Florida homeowners.
The significant investment by Florida Realtors is intended to bolster efforts supporting Amendment 3. According to the trade group, the primary objective of this funding is to address property tax affordability for residents throughout the state. The amendment, which will be presented to voters in the upcoming November election, is positioned by supporters as a key initiative for easing the financial burden on homeowners.
Details regarding the specific mechanisms of the proposed property tax cut or its potential impact beyond general affordability relief were not immediately available in the announcement. The contractor’s name for the campaign was also not provided. The $10 million allocation marks a substantial financial commitment from Florida Realtors as the state prepares for the election.
Story summarized from the original created by Gray Rohrer and News Service of Florida on www.cltampa.com, see more information here.
