Financial News · Florida Florida's $250,000 Property Tax Cut — But There's a Catch Most People Miss Updated: July 2026 · Sources: Florida Legislature, State Economists' Impact Estimate, June 2026 Court Filing On June 2, 2026, Florida lawmakers sent the largest property tax cut in state history to the November ballot — passing 75 to 26 in the House and 30 to 9 in the Senate, with rare bipartisan crossover votes on both sides. Here's a fact-checked breakdown of what it actually does. The Basics Vote date: November 3, 2026 — requires 60% approval to pass What it does: Expands the homestead exemption in stages — $150,000 in 2027, $250,000 in 2028, then inflation-adjusted after that (up from the current $50,000) Also included: Lowers the annual assessment increase cap for non-homestead properties (rentals, vacation homes) from 10% to 5% If passed: Most provisions take eff...