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    Florida Amendment 3: What Apollo Beach Homeowners Need to Know Before the November 3 Vote

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    Florida Amendment 3: What Apollo Beach Homeowners Need to Know Before the November 3 Vote

    SShawna Calvert
    October 31, 2026

    Florida votes on Amendment 3 on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. If approved, it would add a new homestead exemption on top of the one Florida homeowners already have: $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028, meaning a larger share of a homesteaded home's value would be exempt from property taxes in those years.

    It needs 60% approval to pass — a simple majority is not enough for a constitutional amendment in Florida. Early voting ran October 24–31, 2026. December 31, 2026 is the residency cutoff tied to Amendment 3, so if you are relocating to Florida, that date belongs on your radar — your county property appraiser is the right place to confirm how residency and eligibility apply to you.

    Vote if you have not already, then watch the November 3 result. If it passes, check with your property appraiser about what it means for your home, because the details will matter for your tax bill.

    Read the full Q&A here: https://relocatingtoparadise.com/florida-amendment-3-what-apollo-beach-homeowners-need-to-know-before-the-november-3-vote/

    Related: Florida property tax portability, explained: https://relocatingtoparadise.com/florida-property-tax-portability-explained/

    This is general information, not tax advice.

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    Shawna Calvert leads The Calvert Home Team at 27North Realty on a simple belief: give more than you take, and everything else follows. She closes 100+ transactions a year across Tampa Bay, more than half waterfront, and ranked #1 in Apollo Beach by sales volume — Stellar MLS, Jan 2025 to Aug 2026. MiraBay, Symphony Isles, Bimini Bay, Andalucía, Waterset, you name it — she knows the neighborhoods in Apollo Beach, Ruskin, Riverview and Sun City Center. On the water she starts where buyers get surprised: elevation and flood insurance, then the depth of the canal at low tide, bridge clearance, and what a lift is rated to hold. Before real estate, two decades running institutional pharmacy operations. She lives in MiraBay.

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