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Florida Business News

• As South Florida’s housing market booms, signs of a slowdown have agents worried about a bursting bubble

  The housing market in South Florida has been booming for much of 2020 — sparked by low interest rates, high demand and low inventory — but real estate experts say they consider the trend a bubble that probably won’t last.

• Zeta becomes a hurricane as it nears Yucatan, heading for U.S.

  Zeta strengthened to a hurricane Monday afternoon as it continued on a track for Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula resorts and then likely move on for a possible landfall on the central U.S. Gulf Coast at midweek.

• Independent restaurants go dark to keep the lights on

  The Independent Restaurant Coalition estimates that as many as 85% of mom-and-pop restaurants could close by the end of 2020. But some are finding new life in virtual brands and ghost kitchens.

• Central Florida immigrant workers in tourism industry grapple with TPS loss, expected layoffs

  For tens of thousands of immigrants who live in Florida under a special status, the high-stakes election is coinciding with a pandemic that has already threatened life as they know it.

• Florida cattle ranchers face competition from foreign beef sources

  Ranchers say its hard to complete with foreign beef sources, and even more difficult for consumers to know where their steak was raised.

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