As environmental calamities rock Florida’s coast, an inland community seeks to live in harmony with nature.
(Eve Edelheit / For The Washington Post)
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According to RENTCafé, the average size of new apartments in 2018 was 941 square feet — 5 percent smaller than a decade ago.
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The 30-year fixed-rate average continued its downward path, dropping to 4.31 percent.
As environmental calamities rock Florida’s coast, an inland community seeks to live in harmony with nature.
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