Florida Governor Sounds ALARM on 10 Cities Facing 2026 Crash!

The 2025 Florida Housing Market Collapse Is Here

It’s hard to believe that in only three years, 700,000 people flooded into Florida, sparking a housing frenzy that sent prices soaring over 50%. But now? Insurance costs have skyrocketed 400%. Homes for sale are suddenly everywhere, and all the economic warnings signal a disaster waiting to happen. Miami itself represents 20% of the state's property value, sitting right at the heart of this massive collapse. You have to wonder: which cities are next? How bad will this really get?

So here we are in 2025, and Florida's housing market is in a crisis bigger than anything we've seen. All those people, 700,000 of them, who moved here between 2020 and 2023? They fueled that 50% price jump, but the boom is completely over. Ten cities are clearly collapsing. We're seeing 400 times more inventory in places like Cape Coral. Insurance is up 400% across the state, and people who just bought are already underwater. The evidence is plain: Miami holds over 20% of the state's property value, and with it expected to fall 25 to 35%, it threatens to pull everything else down. We still have no idea if the state or federal government will fix the insurance mess or stop the foreclosures. This isn't just some warning for Florida; it's a real-life lesson in what happens when growth, climate, and money collide. As the numbers keep coming in, Florida is showing the rest of the country exactly what not to do.

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