This $115-million French Normandy Château in Florida features a private spa and a go-kart track. See inside.

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A property in the Tampa area is asking $115 million, which would shatter the area's current sales record.

Luxhunters / Eddy Martinez & Roland Ortiz with ONE Sotheby's International Realty

Tampa International Airport takes aim at your pajamas

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Three people are sitting in an airport terminal. The two people closest to the camera both appear to be napping in gray sweatpants and hoodies.
Tampa International Airport is taking aim at a terminal coziness 'crisis': passengers in pajamas in the middle of the day.

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Three friends, one mortgage: How a group of Gen Zers bought a home together before turning 25

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Scott McKinnon (left), Cole Flynn (middle), and Stefan Gollisz (right) co-bought a house together in their early 20s.

Courtesy of Cole Flynn

The Most Shocking Images of Hurricane Milton Damage So Far

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A drone image shows the dome of Tropicana Field which has been torn open due to Hurricane Milton in St.

A self-insured landlord in Hurricane Milton's path is still recovering after Helene but isn't evacuating to stay nearby and help his properties

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The aftermath of Hurricane Helene at Kevin Stuteville's home in St. Pete Beach, Florida.

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Hurricane Helene cleanup crews are scrambling in Florida — but time is running out. That makes Milton more dangerous.

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Debris piled up on a street in Treasure Island, Florida after Hurricane Helene.

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Tampa mayor warns residents they will 'die' if they don't evacuate, as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida

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Thousands evacuate from St. Petersburg, Florida, ahead of Hurricane Milton on October 7, 2024. Tampa's mayor warned that any who choose to remain in the city will "die."

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I regret moving to Florida. Living here felt like paradise — until everything changed.

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Cassie Leigh bought a house in Tampa in 2018.

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Inside Tampa's plan to build more affordable housing as the city's popularity explodes

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Tampa, Florida.

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I left my life in DC to live in a 400-square-foot tiny home near Tampa. I feel like I have more space and I'm saving money so I don't regret it.

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Stefanie Mortenson traded her life in Virginia for a $159,000 tiny home near Tampa, Florida.

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