The state of Florida experienced a historic real estate crash in the mid 1920s. Demand for Florida homes far exceeded supply as the state became a tourist and relocation destination. The jump in land and home prices attracted more speculators, fueling a real estate bubble. The overheated market crashed in 1926 on the heels of a devastating hurricane and catastrophic fruit fly infestation.
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