Florida plans to reform property taxes by raising the homestead exemption from $50,000 to $250,000, potentially eliminating taxes for 60% of homeowners and aiming for eventual full exemption. New residents may pay taxes for up to five years to prevent migration surges. Local governments could face revenue losses, with concerns about funding essential services. Property values may rise, impacting affordability for first-time buyers.
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