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Citizens insurance adds policies
After a large drop the previous week, the number of Floridians insured by
Citizens had 1,037,811 policies as of Friday, up from 1,035,534 policies a week earlier but down from 1,271,907 policies two weeks earlier, according to data posted on its website.
The large drop during the previous week coincided with nine private insurers having regulatory approval to assume Citizens policies as part of what is known as a "depopulation" program. The depopulation program is a key strategy as state leaders try to shrink Citizens, which in recent years became
Citizens, which was created as an insurer of last resort, reached as many as 1.412 million policies last year before seeing the number reduced because of earlier depopulation rounds. State leaders want to minimize the number of policies in Citizens, at least in part because of financial risks if the state gets hit by a major hurricane or multiple hurricanes. If Citizens wouldn't have enough money to pay claims, policyholders throughout the state — including possibly non-Citizens policyholders — could have to pay what are known as "assessments" to cover the costs.
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Studio CGU begins renovation on La Mer Condominium
Studio CGU, a
The beachfront condo, which was built 45 years ago, experienced damage from Hurricane Ian in 2022 to the building's ground floor; electrical, generator and mechanical systems. The renovation project includes rebuilding and relocating their entire electrical infrastructure system above flood level and updating various aspects of the building to provide a more resilient building for the current and future residence.
"Our goal for La Mer's renovation project is to provide the condo with a much-needed update to the mechanical systems and structure for the building to be better prepared for future storm events and provide peace of mind for the residents," said
Studio CGU is part of the Connor & Gaskins Unlimited Family of Companies that duplicates the same innovation and creative problem solving that is associated with Connor &
Studio CGU's main office is located at
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New home sales are underway and three fully furnished model homes are now open in
The professionally decorated models highlight craftsman architecture and 15 brand-new home designs from Pulte. New homes for sale in
"We look forward to introducing more homebuyers to
The models illustrate
The homes feature flexible open-concept floor plans blending gathering room, café and kitchen and elevating outdoor living on covered lanais. The home designs also include extra storage space, two-and three-car garages and professional-style kitchens with freestanding islands and spacious pantries. Owner's suites offer walk-in closets and private spa-inspired bathrooms with dual sink vanities, glass-enclosed showers and linen closets. For more details, visit www.Pulte.com/BonitaDelSol. ¦



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