Miami Seeks to Expand Senior Tax Aid
Miami homeowners who have lived in their houses for decades may soon see broader property tax relief as city officials push state lawmakers to expand homestead exemptions for low-income seniors.
The Miami City Commission is considering a resolution asking the Florida House of Representatives' Select Committee on Property Taxes to advance a measure for the November 2026 ballot, or a future ballot, that would fully exempt qualifying seniors from ad valorem, or property value-based, taxes.
The move aims to help older residents with limited incomes stay in their homes amid rising costs of living and increasing property values across South Florida.
The resolution would help low-income seniors stay in their homes.
Author's summary: Miami seeks tax relief for low-income seniors.