Florida property tax plan takes aim at snowbirds
Oct 12, 2026 · 19m
Summary
This episode examines the impact of Florida’s proposed property tax changes on Canadian snowbirds, who face higher costs while local residents receive exemptions. A departing resident shares how political tensions and perceived hostility have driven him to sell his home and leave the U.S., while a local mortgage broker argues the market is shifting toward younger investors despite the political climate. The segment concludes with a tourism executive highlighting the economic damage from declining Canadian visits and urging visitors to look beyond political rhetoric to the welcoming local co…
Topics discussed
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Introduction: Canadian tensions with Florida
Explanation of Florida's proposed property tax changes
Glenn McGill discusses selling his Florida home
Glenn McGill on political hostility and leaving the US
Reflections on the end of the Florida chapter
Introduction of Cameron Mackey, mortgage broker
Cameron Mackey on tax changes and market perspective
Shift from snowbirds to investors in Florida real estate
Cameron Mackey on community relations and welcoming attitudes
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Introduction of Stacey Ritter, Visit Lauderdale CEO
Stacey Ritter on the economic impact of fewer Canadian visitors
Stacey Ritter on the decline of Canadian presence in Broward
Stacey Ritter on repairing the US-Canada relationship
Stacey Ritter's argument for visiting Fort Lauderdale
Stacey Ritter on Amendment 3 and tourism implications
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