Florida Economic Forecast (2023 - 2028)

This detailed report, developed in partnership with the Regional Economic Consulting Group, projects key economic metrics through 2028, including population growth, net migration, employment trends, GDP changes, and the significant impact of tourism on the state's financial health.

As Florida continues to adapt to global economic shifts and internal challenges, this forecast provides invaluable insights for business leaders, policymakers, and citizens alike. From the slowing population growth due to migration changes to the steady increase in tourism, the report offers a clear view of what to expect in the coming years.

Download the full report to understand the forces shaping Florida's economy and how they might impact future growth and opportunities.

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Florida Economic Forecast: 2025-2034

Florida Economic Forecast: 2025-2034

Florida’s economy—valued at $1.76 trillion in Q1 2025—entered the year with strong momentum, but this Q3 2025 Florida TaxWatch forecast projects a return toward more “normal,” pre-pandemic growth rates over the next several years. While Florida’s population is still expected to climb to roughly 25.9 million by 2034, net migration is projected to cool as higher costs (housing, insurance, taxes) and other pressures weigh on in-migration.

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Save Our Taxpayers - Property Tax Relief Must be Accomplished Equitably

Save Our Taxpayers - Property Tax Relief Must be Accomplished Equitably

Florida property tax levies have been rising rapidly—increasing by nearly 40 percent in just the last three years and more than doubling in the last ten years—with property taxes now totaling $59.2 billion (FY2025–26). With the Legislature’s increased focus on affordability, especially housing affordability, property taxes are expected to be a top issue during the 2026 legislative session.

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