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10 Meaningful Ways to Honor Fallen Veterans on Memorial Day
10 Meaningful Ways to Honor Fallen Veterans on Memorial Day 2025
Memorial Day 2025, observed on Monday, May 26, is more than the unofficial start of summer—it’s a sacred day to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to the United States. As we gather with family and friends, it’s important to take time to reflect on the sacrifices made for our freedom.
Whether you’re planning a quiet moment of remembrance or a community event, here are 10 meaningful ways you can honor fallen veterans this Memorial Day.
1. Attend a Local Memorial Day Ceremony
Check your local community calendar for Memorial Day parades, ceremonies, or dedications. These events often feature speeches from veterans, wreath-laying, and moments of silence that foster a sense of collective gratitude.
2. Visit a Veterans’ Cemetery
Take a moment to walk through a nearby veterans’ cemetery. Placing flowers or flags on graves is a respectful way to honor the fallen and reflect on their service. Many national cemeteries welcome volunteers for this purpose during Memorial Day weekend.
3. Pause for the National Moment of Remembrance
At 3:00 p.m. local time on Memorial Day, Americans are encouraged to pause in silence to remember those who died in military service. Set a reminder and take a minute to reflect, no matter where you are.
4. Display the American Flag Properly
Fly the U.S. flag at half-staff until noon, then raise it to full-staff until sunset. This tradition honors those who died while showing resilience and commitment to our country’s future.
5. Support Gold Star Families
Gold Star Families are those who have lost a loved one in military service. Reach out with a kind gesture—a card, flowers, or simply listening. Many organizations also accept donations to help these families year-round.
6. Donate to Veterans’ Organizations
Give back by donating to nonprofits that support veterans and their families. Organizations like the Wounded Warrior Project, TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), and Fisher House Foundation provide vital services and support.
7. Share Their Stories
Use social media to share stories of fallen soldiers, whether from your own family or community. Use hashtags like #MemorialDay2025, #HonorTheFallen, or #RememberAndHonor to contribute to a collective tribute.
8. Create a Memorial Day Tribute at Home
Decorate your home or front yard with flags, wreaths, or a red, white, and blue display. A chalk mural or handmade sign can serve as a simple but powerful tribute.
9. Watch a Memorial Day Documentary or Movie
Spend the evening watching a film or documentary that honors military service and sacrifice. Options like Saving Private Ryan, The Vietnam War (PBS), or Band of Brothers provide historical context and emotional depth.
10. Educate the Next Generation
Teach your children or younger family members about the true meaning of Memorial Day. Share family stories, read books about military heroes, or visit a museum dedicated to U.S. military history.
Why Honoring Memorial Day Matters
Memorial Day is a poignant reminder that freedom comes at a cost. By actively participating in ways to honor fallen veterans, we show respect, preserve history, and pass on a legacy of gratitude to future generations.
This Memorial Day 2025, let’s each do our part to ensure that the sacrifices of our heroes are never forgotten.
CONTACT ANNETTE
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Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
Florida Homebuyers: What You Need to Know About Closing Costs Before You Buy
Breaking Down Closing Costs: What Buyers in Southeast Florida Need to Know
Buying a home in Southeast Florida is an exciting journey, but the financial side—especially closing costs—can catch some buyers off guard. Understanding all possible and hidden fees ensures that you’re fully prepared when it’s time to sign the dotted line.
What Are Closing Costs?
Closing costs are the expenses and fees paid at the final stage of the home-buying process—usually ranging from 2% to 5% of the home’s purchase price. While buyers focus on securing a mortgage, it’s crucial to budget for these additional costs to avoid surprises.
Standard Closing Costs for Buyers
1. Loan-Related Fees
- Loan Origination Fee: Lenders charge this fee (typically 0.5%–1% of the loan amount) for processing and underwriting the mortgage.
- Discount Points: Buyers can pay points upfront to lower their interest rate over time.
- Application Fee: Some lenders charge an application fee to cover administrative costs.
2. Property-Related Fees
- Appraisal Fee: Before approving a loan, lenders require an appraisal, usually costing $300–$600.
- Home Inspection Fee: While not mandatory, inspections are essential and can cost $300–$500.
- Survey Fee: In Southeast Florida, certain properties may require a land survey, ranging from $350–$700.
3. Title and Legal Fees
- Title Search and Title Insurance: Protecting against ownership disputes, title search fees range from $200–$400, while title insurance can cost around 0.5% of the home’s price.
- Attorney Fees: While Florida doesn’t mandate attorneys for closings, hiring one for review may cost between $500–$2,000.
- Recording Fees: Florida counties charge a fee (usually around $50–$100) to officially record the deed and mortgage documents.
4. Prepaid Expenses
- Homeowners Insurance: Southeast Florida homes often require comprehensive insurance, paid upfront for the first year ($1,000–$3,000).
- Property Taxes: Buyers often need to prepay property taxes, which vary based on location and home value.
- Escrow Fees: Lenders may require several months’ worth of taxes and insurance payments held in escrow.
5. Buyer’s Agent Commission
As of July 2024, Florida requires buyers to sign a Buyer Broker Agreement before working with a real estate agent. This contract outlines the agent’s responsibilities and how their commission will be paid. Buyers can negotiate this fee with their agent, and in some cases, request that the seller covers it as part of the purchase contract.
How Buyer’s Agent Commissions Work Now
Traditionally, the seller covered the commission for both their agent and the buyer’s agent. However, under the new rules:
- Buyers must negotiate and agree on their agent’s commission upfront.
- The commission may be paid directly by the buyer or negotiated as part of the purchase offer.
- Sellers are no longer required to offer compensation to the buyer’s agent through MLS listings.
Hidden or Unexpected Fees Buyers Should Know
While the costs above are standard, buyers should also prepare for hidden fees that can add up quickly.
- HOA Transfer Fee: If the home is in a community with a homeowners association, expect transfer fees between $200–$500.
- Pest Inspection: In Florida’s humid climate, termite inspections are often required (~$100–$300).
- Flood Zone Determination Fee: Southeast Florida homes may fall within flood-prone areas, requiring an additional assessment fee (~$50–$150).
- Wire Transfer Fees: Sending funds for closing may incur bank fees (~$25–$50 per transaction).
- Courier Fees: If physical document transfers are needed, courier services might charge $30–$100.
How Buyers Can Reduce Closing Costs
- Negotiate with the Seller: In a buyer’s market, sellers may agree to cover certain fees.
- Shop for Lenders: Different lenders have varying origination and application fees.
- Check for First-Time Buyer Assistance: Florida offers programs that help cover closing costs for eligible buyers.
Understanding and preparing for closing costs is essential to avoid surprises and ensure a smooth homebuying experience in SE Florida. When you know what to expect, you can budget more effectively and move into your new home with confidence.
If you’re planning to buy a home in SE Florida and want expert guidance every step of the way, I’m here to help you navigate the process from start to finish—transparently and stress-free.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
How to Avoid Going Over Budget in Your Home Renovation
YOUR HOME RENOVATION
You are renovating your home? How exciting! Now is the time to carefully plan, research and create your budget. The high-impact home upgrades can deliver a substantial ROI (Return on Investment) – as long as you carefully manage the cost. ROI is calculated by dividing the net income from an investment by the original cost of the investment.
How to Avoid Going Over Budget in Your Home Renovation
Lessons from Homeowners Who Learned the Hard Way
Renovating a home can be exciting, but it’s easy for costs to spiral out of control if you’re not careful. As a real estate professional, I’ve seen firsthand how simple mistakes can lead to expensive surprises. Here’s how to stay on budget while still achieving the renovation results you want—plus real examples of costly mistakes homeowners have made.
1. Set a Realistic Budget—Then Add a Buffer
Many homeowners set their renovation budget based on best-case scenarios. The reality? Unexpected costs WILL pop up. Whether it’s hidden plumbing issues or delays in material deliveries, adding a 10–20% contingency fund to your budget can save you from financial headaches.
❌ Costly Mistake Example: A homeowner planned to renovate their kitchen for $25,000 but didn’t account for hidden electrical issues behind the walls. After hiring an electrician and bringing everything up to code, they ended up spending an additional $8,000—completely throwing their budget off track.
✅ Smart Move: Get a professional inspection of your home before finalizing your renovation budget. This way, you can anticipate potential structural, electrical, or plumbing surprises.
2. Don’t Over-Customize—Stick to Practical Upgrades
Personalizing your home is great, but going overboard with custom work can drain your budget quickly. Specialty designs, rare materials, and custom-built cabinetry or fixtures can easily cost double what standard options do.
❌ Costly Mistake Example: One homeowner insisted on custom tile work imported from Italy for their bathroom remodel. Between shipping fees, installation costs, and unexpected delays, the final bill exceeded their initial budget by 40%—all for a feature that didn’t significantly increase the home’s value.
✅ Smart Move: Focus on upgrades that balance aesthetics and resale value. Opt for high-quality but readily available materials that give a luxurious look without breaking the bank.
3. Choose the Right Contractor—Not Just the Cheapest
Hiring the lowest-bid contractor might seem like a way to save money, but it can be a costly mistake if the quality of work is poor. Cutting corners on labor can lead to more repairs and reworks down the line.
❌ Costly Mistake Example: A homeowner hired a contractor offering a kitchen remodel at half the price of competitors. Turns out, the contractor failed to get permits, used substandard materials, and left plumbing unsealed—causing leaks and damage weeks later. The homeowner ended up hiring another team to redo everything properly, doubling their initial budget.
✅ Smart Move: Get multiple quotes and check references before hiring a contractor. Look for professionals who are licensed, insured, and experienced in the type of work you need.
4. Avoid Scope Creep—Stick to the Original Plan
Many homeowners start with a simple project, only to get inspired mid-renovation and expand the scope of work. Adding extra features or changing materials mid-way can quickly inflate costs.
❌ Costly Mistake Example: A family planned a minor bathroom refresh but decided last-minute to expand the footprint by knocking down a wall. This required new flooring, plumbing adjustments, and structural reinforcements, turning what was supposed to be a $10,000 update into a $35,000 remodel.
✅ Smart Move: Set clear renovation goals upfront. If you want to make changes mid-project, assess the financial impact before moving forward.
5. Source Materials Wisely—Don’t Rush Purchases
Ordering materials on impulse or relying solely on one supplier can cost more than necessary. Many homeowners fail to shop around for better pricing, bulk deals, or alternative materials.
❌ Costly Mistake Example: A homeowner rushed to order custom countertops just before installation without comparing vendors. Later, they discovered another supplier offering the same quality for 30% less, but it was too late to cancel the original order.
✅ Smart Move: Research multiple suppliers before purchasing materials. Check for discounts, bulk deals, and seasonal promotions. Also, consider remnant sales for countertops, flooring, and other materials.
6. The Pitfalls of DIY Renovations—Know Your Limits
DIY renovations can be rewarding, but they can also lead to unexpected costs and complications if you lack the necessary skills or experience. While painting a room or updating fixtures may be manageable, major renovations require professional expertise.
❌ Costly Mistake Example: A homeowner attempted to install new flooring without professional help, mismeasuring materials and failing to level the subfloor properly. As a result, boards began warping and separating within months, requiring a full replacement—adding thousands to the overall budget.
✅ Smart Move: Be honest about your skill level and know when to hire a pro. Electrical work, plumbing updates, and structural changes should always be handled by licensed professionals to avoid safety risks and future repairs.
Home renovations don’t have to drain your savings. The key is to plan ahead, expect the unexpected, and make informed decisions along the way. By learning from common budgeting mistakes, you can ensure your renovation stays on track—without financial regrets.
If you are renovating in preparation to sell, I can introduce you to another way to control your upfront cost through RealVitalize®, our program that provides home sellers with home improvement resources during the listing period, with no upfront costs or interest fees. Reach out today, I am here to help.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
SE Florida Market Snapshot – April 2025
Market Trends in SE Florida
The real estate market is adjusting. The most obvious trends are fewer number of properties sold and the increase in months of supply of inventory, leaning towards a “buyer’s market”. Seller’s are now reassessing their asking price on their properties for sale. This is a great time to consider a decrease in asking price if the property has been on the market without active offers. I welcome any discussions you may want to have regarding your neighborhood or some of the headlines that have affected the real estate market. Please reach out to chat, even if you are not ready to buy or sell, but just would like to discuss current trends and updates. Here are the Market Snapshots reflecting the last month (compared to the same month last year) for the following areas:
- Fort Lauderdale
- Wilton Manors
- Hollywood
- Dania Beach
- Hallandale Beach
These take into account all property types (Single Family Homes/Condos/Townhomes).
With the rapidly changing real estate market, now is the time to make informed decisions. Contact me today to discuss the current market trends and how we can work together to accomplish your real estate goals. Please call or email me if you would like to be automatically sent detailed market reports for Fort Lauderdale, another SE Florida city, or your specific neighborhood. I am here to help.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
May 2025 ~ From Staging to Selling: Maximize Your Home’s Value Today!
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Whether you’re preparing to sell or simply want to fall in love with your space all over again, this month’s newsletter is packed with value-driven insights tailored just for your home. As your trusted real estate expert, I’ve curated practical, high-impact strategies that not only increase your home’s value but also elevate its desirability in today’s competitive market. Inside, you’ll discover: As always, I have also included the Area Market Report to keep you informed of the real estate trends in our city. Every article is designed to help you make informed decisions, add meaningful value, and stay one step ahead in your real estate journey. Let’s turn your home into the hottest property on the block. Dive in below! Warm regards, |
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SE Florida Market Snapshot – March 2025
Market Trends in SE Florida
The real estate market is adjusting. The most obvious trends are fewer number of properties sold and the increase in months of supply of inventory, leaning towards a “buyer’s market”. Seller’s are now reassessing their asking price on their properties for sale. This is a great time to consider a decrease in asking price if the property has been on the market without active offers. I welcome any discussions you may want to have regarding your neighborhood or some of the headlines that have affected the real estate market. Please reach out to chat, even if you are not ready to buy or sell, but just would like to discuss current trends and updates. Here are the Market Snapshots reflecting the last month (compared to the same month last year) for the following areas:
- Fort Lauderdale
- Wilton Manors
- Hollywood
- Dania Beach
- Hallandale Beach
These take into account all property types (Single Family Homes/Condos/Townhomes).
With the rapidly changing real estate market, now is the time to make informed decisions. Contact me today to discuss the current market trends and how we can work together to accomplish your real estate goals. Please call or email me if you would like to be automatically sent detailed market reports for Fort Lauderdale, another SE Florida city, or your specific neighborhood. I am here to help.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
April 2025 ~ Spring Design & Market Insights
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Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start, and this month I’m excited to share ideas to help you revamp your kitchen cabinets, spruce up your small outdoor space, and strike the perfect balance between retro charm and modern style. Plus, in honor of Fair Housing, I’m reflecting on its importance in our community and providing the latest real estate market report to keep you informed. As your local real estate professional, I’m always here to help you navigate the ever-changing market and make the most of your home — whether you’re redesigning or ready to make a move!
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Whether you are making home improvements for your own living space or preparing your property for sale, I can assist you. I can also introduce you to RealVitalize®, our program that provides home sellers with home improvement resources during the listing period, with no upfront costs or interest fees. I am here to help.CONTACT ANNETTELet’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD® Coldwell Banker Realty 901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 808.747.3686 SL 3535792 |
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SE Florida Market Snapshot – February 2025
Market Trends in SE Florida
The real estate market is adjusting. The most obvious trend is the increase in inventory and the months of supply leaning towards a “buyer’s market”. Seller’s are now reassessing their asking price on their properties for sale. This is a great time to consider a decrease in asking price if the property has been on the market without active offers. I welcome any discussions you may want to have regarding your neighborhood or some of the headlines that have affected the real estate market. Please reach out to chat, even if you are not ready to buy or sell, but just would like to discuss current trends and updates. Here are the Market Snapshots reflecting the last month for the following areas:
- Fort Lauderdale
- Wilton Manors
- Hollywood
- Dania Beach
- Hallandale Beach
These take into account all property types (Single Family Homes/Condos/Townhomes).
With the rapidly changing real estate market, now is the time to make informed decisions. Contact me today to discuss the current market trends and how we can work together to accomplish your real estate goals. Please call or email me if you would like to be automatically sent detailed market reports for Fort Lauderdale, another SE Florida city, or your specific neighborhood. I am here to help.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
7 Ways Florida Homeowners Can Save Money on Their Tax Returns
7 Ways Florida Homeowners Can Save Money on Their Tax Returns
As an experienced real estate professional, I’m here to share some insider tips that can help Florida homeowners save money on their tax returns. However, please note that these tips should not be deemed legal or financial advice. Always consult with a tax professional for personalized assistance.
1. Homestead Exemption
One of the biggest tax-saving opportunities for Florida homeowners is the Homestead Exemption. This exemption allows homeowners to deduct a portion of their home’s value from their property taxes, potentially saving hundreds of dollars each year. To qualify, you must use the property as your primary residence and file the necessary paperwork by March 1st.
2. Mortgage Interest Deduction
If you have a mortgage on your home, you may be eligible to deduct the interest paid on your loan from your federal income taxes. This can result in substantial savings, especially in the early years of your mortgage when interest payments are higher. Be sure to keep detailed records of your mortgage interest payments and consult with a tax professional to ensure you maximize this deduction.
3. Property Tax Deduction
Florida homeowners can also deduct property taxes paid on their primary residence from their federal income taxes. This deduction can add up to significant savings, especially for those in high-tax areas. Remember to keep all property tax receipts and documentation to support your deduction.
4. Energy-Efficient Home Improvements
Making energy-efficient upgrades to your home can qualify you for various tax credits and deductions. Federal tax incentives are available for improvements such as installing solar panels, energy-efficient windows, and insulation. These upgrades not only save you money on your taxes but can also lower your energy bills in the long run.
5. Home Office Deduction
If you run a business from your home, you may be eligible for the home office deduction. This deduction allows you to write off a portion of your home expenses, such as mortgage interest, property taxes, utilities, and maintenance, based on the percentage of your home used for business purposes. Ensure you meet the IRS requirements for claiming this deduction and maintain thorough records of your business expenses.
6. Capital Gains Exclusion
When selling your primary residence, you may be eligible to exclude up to $250,000 of capital gains (or $500,000 for married couples) from your taxable income. To qualify, you must have owned and lived in the home for at least two of the five years preceding the sale. This exclusion can result in significant tax savings when it’s time to move.
7. Casualty Loss Deduction
Florida homeowners affected by natural disasters, such as hurricanes, may be able to claim a casualty loss deduction. This deduction allows you to write off losses not covered by insurance, helping to offset the financial impact of property damage. Keep detailed records of the damage and repair costs, and consult with a tax professional to determine your eligibility.
Remember, it’s always best to consult with a tax professional to ensure you’re taking advantage of all available tax-saving opportunities and complying with current tax laws. Happy saving!
As an experienced real estate agent, my commitment goes beyond closing deals—it’s about empowering you with the knowledge and guidance you need to make confident decisions. Staying actively involved in our community and continuously expanding my expertise ensures you get the highest level of service. Thank you for placing your trust in me. I’m here to guide you every step of the way with the dedication, insight, and care you deserve.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
Florida’s New Fire Sprinkler Law
Understanding Florida’s New Fire Sprinkler Law: A Guide for Homeowners and Condominium Associations
As an experienced real estate agent deeply committed to the safety and well-being of our community, I want to inform you about recent legislative changes in Florida concerning fire safety requirements. The enactment of House Bill 551 in 2025 introduces significant updates to the state’s fire sprinkler regulations, directly impacting homeowners, condominium associations, and property managers.
Key Provisions of House Bill 551
House Bill 551 aims to enhance fire safety standards across Florida by streamlining the permitting process for fire alarm and sprinkler system projects. For associations managing high-rise buildings (generally above six floors or stories in height), the legislation reinforces the necessity of installing either a fire sprinkler system or an Engineered Life Safety System (ELSS). Notable aspects of the bill include:
• Expedited Permitting: Local enforcement agencies are now mandated to issue permits for fire alarm or sprinkler system projects within specified timeframes. This change is designed to reduce delays and facilitate prompt compliance with safety standards.
• Immediate Commencement of Work: Upon permit issuance, authorized work on fire alarm or sprinkler systems can begin immediately, ensuring that safety enhancements are implemented without unnecessary postponements.
• Timely Inspections: The law requires that inspections by local enforcement agencies occur within designated periods, promoting efficiency and accountability in the approval process.
• Onsite Plan Availability: During inspections, contractors must have the relevant plans and specifications readily available for review, ensuring transparency and adherence to approved designs.
• Simplified Permitting Process: By a specified date, local enforcement agencies are required to establish a simplified permitting process, reducing bureaucratic hurdles and encouraging compliance.
Implications for High-Rise Condominium Associations
For associations managing high-rise buildings (generally above six floors or stories in height), the legislation reinforces the necessity of installing either a fire sprinkler system or an Engineered Life Safety System (ELSS). The updated deadlines are as follows:
• Decision Deadline: By January 1, 2024, associations must choose between installing a fire sprinkler system or an ELSS.
• Notification to Authorities: The selected option must be communicated to the local fire code authority by February 1, 2025.
• Engineering and Design: By January 1, 2025, a Florida-registered professional engineer should be engaged to develop the design criteria for the chosen system, with submissions due to the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) for approval.
• Permitting: Contractors must apply for and obtain the necessary installation permits by January 1, 2026.
• Completion and Inspection: The installation must be finalized, and all required inspections passed by January 1, 2027.
These measures are designed to ensure that high-rise buildings comply with enhanced fire safety standards, thereby safeguarding residents and property.
Action Steps for Homeowners and Associations
Given the importance of these regulations, I recommend the following actions:
1. Stay Informed: Regularly consult official resources, such as the Florida Senate’s website and the State Fire Marshal’s office, to stay updated on any further legislative changes or updates to the Florida Fire Prevention Code.
2. Engage Professionals: Collaborate with licensed engineers and contractors who specialize in fire safety systems to ensure compliance with the new requirements.
3. Plan Financially: Budget for the necessary upgrades, considering potential costs associated with system installation and ongoing maintenance.
4. Communicate Proactively: Keep open lines of communication with residents and stakeholders to inform them about upcoming changes, timelines, and any actions they may need to take.
By proactively addressing these requirements, we can collectively enhance the safety and resilience of our living environments.
Sources:
• House Bill 551 (2025) – The Florida Senate: flsenate.gov
• Fire Sprinkler/ELSS Update for High-Rise Buildings – CALL: callbp.com
• Florida Fire Prevention Code – Florida’s State Fire Marshal: myfloridacfo.com
Staying updated on new laws and policies is not just a part of my job—it’s my commitment to you. By keeping informed, I ensure that you receive the best, most knowledgeable service possible. Thank you for trusting me with your real estate needs; I’m dedicated to providing you with the expertise and care you deserve.
CONTACT ANNETTE
Let’s start working together!
Annette Dammeyer, REALTOR®, ABR®, AHWD®
Coldwell Banker Realty
901 E Las Olas Blvd STE 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
808.747.3686
SL 3535792
