Not in my backyard: Zoning battles are heating up — and the NIMBY crowd has emerging opposition
Recently passed legislation provides the latest activity in the ongoing battle between the “not in my backyard” — or NIMBY — opposition to various housing developments and the more-nascent “yes in my backyard” YIMBY counter-movement.Original Article


The nation's housing affordability crisis has been exacerbated by rapid home-price appreciation, demolition of naturally affordable housing to make way for more expensive new housing and an anemic construction pipeline coming out of the Great Recession.
The St. Petersburg Housing Authority held the grand opening for the new senior building and celebrated the renovations of 206 units in Jordan Park in a ceremony on Oct. 27.
Home prices and interest rates have surged in recent years — and so has the number of ZIP codes where it takes a six-figure income to afford a home. Here's where it takes the most.
Cities in Florida made up approximately one-third of the top 25 spots.
A new study from Florida Atlantic University determined the most overpriced housing markets in the nation.
Over 7,000 people were looking to move to the Tampa Bay area within a three-month span, a report shows.
Even as fights between angry homeowners and their HOAs spill into public view, their numbers are larger than ever. But some believe the future could bring larger, high-stakes challenges and calls for changes.
The home lies in Sanderling Club, one of Siesta Key’s most exclusive gated communities.
The home sits on Clearwater Bay and is two blocks from Clearwater Beach.