
Yacob Reyes
Reporter at Axios
Writer at Axios Tampa Bay Newsletter
Boricua 🇵🇷 | Reporter covering Florida politics, etc. for @axios Tampa Bay | @PolitiFact alum | 📲 DM for Signal | Scoops? 📨 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Yacob Reyes |Sami Sparber
Data: Redfin; Chart: Axios VisualsAround 9% of Tampa Bay renters in 2023 were wealthy, up almost two percentage points from 2019, per a new Redfin analysis. Why it matters: The cost of buying a home in Tampa Bay has risen more than the cost of renting since 2019, which makes it an attractive choice for many, even those with deep pockets. Rich renters are on the rise in 35 of the 50 most populous U.S. metros, the real estate site reports.
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axios.com | Kathryn Varn |Yacob Reyes
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios✅ Santa J. Ono, a biomedical researcher from the University of Michigan, was named the University of Florida's new president. (WLRN)He replaces former president Ben Sasse. 🍽️ Local food banks like Feeding Tampa Bay and Metropolitan Ministries are bracing for cuts after the Trump Administration canceled two programs that gave money to schools and nonprofits to buy food from local farmers.
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axios.com | Yacob Reyes
Illustration: Maura Losch/AxiosBuying a home is tough anywhere — but Florida and its vulnerability to hurricanes and flooding can make it even tougher. If you're in the market, though, the Miami Herald shared a few tips to ensure your dream home won't end up underwater. Why it matters: The beach is beautiful until it's in your living room. Catch up quick: Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation last year that made it harder to hide flood damage from prospective buyers.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Yacob Reyes
Dip and Happy's Dubai chocolate waffles. Photo: Yacob Reyes/AxiosLike almost everyone online, I got swept up in the Dubai chocolate craze: kadayif, pistachio and the sweet illusion of discovery. That's how I found Dip and Happy — a new breakfast spot in Downtown Tampa that serves sandwiches, bowls and, most notably, Dubai chocolate waffles. State of plate: I strolled in one morning soon after it opened and grabbed a seat in the back.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Yacob Reyes
Illustration: Natalie Peeples/AxiosFlorida is more often affected by hurricanes than other parts of the U.S. — but oft-repeated myths about these natural disasters could leave residents underprepared for real dangers.
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