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      <title>Miami Beach Single-Family-Homes Market Report, Feb. 2026</title>
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          Market Report of Miami Beach, Florida Feb. 2026
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          Median Sold Price of Single Family Homes: 5,200,000
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          Median Days on Market: 186
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          Sold to List Price Percentage: 91.16%
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          Months of Inventory: 11.95
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          Median Price of Townhouses, Condos, Apartments: $545,000
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          Sold to List Price Percentage: 93.42%
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          Median Days on Market: 96
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          Months of Inventory: 14.99
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      <pubDate>Sun, 29 Mar 2026 23:51:28 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Florida Ranked Best State for Business Startups</title>
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          Start Your Business in the Sunshine State in 2026!
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          A new study cites low business costs, strong workforce growth and high entrepreneurship rates as key factors behind Florida’s top ranking.
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          TAMPA, Fla. — A combination of low corporate tax rates and a growing workforce made Florida the best state to start a new business so far in 2026, a WalletHub study found.
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          The study analyzed the 50 states in terms of three main categories: business environment, access to resources and business costs.
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          The business environment analysis included metrics like the number of startups per capita and GDP growth rates, while access to resources measured the availability of small-business loans and working-age population growth.
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          Florida stood out with the highest-percentage of adults engaging in entrepreneurship and the third-most startups per capita, the study found.
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          The Sunshine State ranked No. 2 overall in the business environment category, falling only to Texas.
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          Another measure that set Florida above the rest was the finding that the state's working-age population is growing faster than all but five states.
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          The other states in the top five were Utah, Texas, Oklahoma and Idaho. WalletHub also found that, currently, the worst state for starting a new business is Rhode Island.
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      <pubDate>Tue, 17 Feb 2026 02:40:17 GMT</pubDate>
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