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How much could homeowners save if Amendment 3 passes? Action 9 breaks down the numbers.

Marcus Chen
Managing Editor · Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 10:05 PM · 1 min read
How much could homeowners save if Amendment 3 passes?  Action 9 breaks down the numbers. — WFTV Orlando Local, Winter Park Real Estate news
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We’ve all heard the arguments about how Amendment 3 might or might not impact services in our local communities. Here at WFTV, we wanted to put the political debate aside and look at what this property tax amendment that’s on the ballot could actually mean for homeowner property taxes in central Florida.Do you have a consumer complaint or need help from Jeff Deal and Action 9? Click the banner below to submit a tip. The first thing to keep in mind is the tax exemption homeowners get for school taxes would remain the same. For most of the remaining taxes, the homestead exemption would increase each of the next two years, which would mean a tax savings. With Floridians seeing rising prices on everything from groceries to gas in recent years, getting relief on property taxes could be welcome for many homeowners, but how much relief could Amendment 3 really bring for the average homeowner if passed?‘Totally Refundable’ deposit wasn’t returned for months until Action 9 got involvedLet’s st

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