El colapso inmobiliario llega a los pueblos pequeños de Florida: 10 ciudades en rojo

The collapse in housing prices in Florida is no longer confined to Miami or the big cities: it's spread to small towns where people rushed to find something affordable and peaceful. In this video, I'll show you 10 small Florida towns where your home is projected to lose value by 2026, starting with Fort Myers Beach, which lost over 11 percent of its value in a single year. We'll review Deltona, Port St. Lucie, Ocala, Palm Bay, Crestview-Fort Walton, Panama City, Gainesville, Sebastian, and even the notoriously expensive Key West—all in the red. We'll discuss the most expensive homeowners insurance in the country, averaging over $8,000 a year in Florida, taxes calculated on inflated prices, and why those who bought at the peak are now seeing their homes worth less as costs rise. If you own a home in Florida or are considering buying in an "affordable" town, this video provides the information that the sales listing hides. Data from Zillow, Redfin, and market reports. Do your own calculations before making a decision. #FloridaCollapse, #FloridaHousing, #RealEstateMarket2026 📌This video is for informational purposes only. Consult a professional before making any major financial decisions.