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Tuesday's Daily Pulse
What you need to know about Florida today
› Citizens’ CEO: AOB reform could slash insurance rates by 20 percent for a half-million homeowners
Unless the state Legislature implements restrictions on assignment of benefits (AOB) agreements between property owners and contractors, Florida’s publicly-owned property insurer could be litigated into imposing “dramatic” rate hikes on nearly a half-million homeowners.
› 2,000-home, farm-themed neighborhood — known as an 'agrihood' — coming to Wellington
An “agrihood” is coming to Wellington. Think of a romantic vision of the countryside suitable for a novel — a planned community that integrates agriculture into a residential neighborhood, all within driving distance of the bustling downtown of West Palm Beach.
› Orlando jobs at theme parks can be fun, strange or both
Bored you are with the work you’ve been doing? Here are more than a dozen unusual job listings this month at Orlando’s three major theme parks — Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando and SeaWorld Orlando — that could liven up your work day.
› Are travelers cooling to the sharing economy?
Attitudes toward the sharing economy may be cooling just as the summer travel season heats up. Angela Diaz suffers from travel sharing fatigue. She recently rented a two-bedroom home in Dania Beach, Florida, but wishes she'd stayed in a hotel, instead.
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