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Affordable Housing in Central Florida – Myth or Reality?

Season 2018 Episode 9 | 26m 46s

What is the status of the housing market in Central Florida? President of the Orlando Realtor Association, Lou Nimkoff, and Manager of the Orange County Planning Division, Alberto Vargas, discuss rental prices, affordable housing concerns, and the cost of owning a home in Central Florida.

Aired: 04/22/18

Rating: NR

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