Florida ballot measure · November 2026

See how it affects your home.

Florida voters will decide whether to erase property tax on the first $250,000 — then $500,000, and eventually all — of a homesteaded property's value. This independent tool models, parcel by parcel, what that would do to the local tax base of Key Biscayne — and to streets like yours.

See how it affects your home Free · no sign-up · public data
2025
Certified roll
7,431
Parcels analyzed
2,892
Homesteads
What's at stake · ZIP 331492025 roll
$64M
in annual local property-tax revenue would shift under full homestead elimination — about 36% of the base.
$250K exemption−$11.1M · 6.1%
$500K exemption−$20.5M · 11.4%
Full elimination−$64.1M · 35.5%
Estimated at the combined 15.6226 mills · adjust everything inside →

What you can do inside

Compare scenarios
$250K, $500K, and full elimination, side by side.
Adjust live
Set the millage and exemption; numbers update instantly.
Homestead vs. the rest
Only homesteads are touched — see exactly the split.
Every parcel
Search all 7,431 parcels by type, status, and address.
RG
Created by Ruben Gil — a Key Biscayne resident.
I built this independently to help my neighbors and Miami-Dade County understand how this proposed bill may affect them. It's free, non-partisan, and uses only public records — no tracking, no sign-up.
Questions or feedback? rgil@innov8tive.solutions