Jack Randall is a Business Reporter at TCPalm. He covers a range of topics including real estate, economic trends, and environmental issues, with a focus on construction, the housing market, and energy policy. Jack’s work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Palm Beach Post, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Jack Randall's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and events in the Clay County area of Florida. He covers a range of topics, including community events, education, entertainment news, family & relationships, and government announcements.
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By: Jack Randall
A Martin County home sold for $10.5 million. See the 15 most expensive sales across the Treasure Coast region.
By: Jack Randall
A recently listed $45 million Vero Beach estate could set a record for the most expensive home sold in Indian River County.
By: Jack Randall
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By: Jack Randall
St. Lucie Nuclear Plant is along a nearly 2-mile stretch of critically eroded shoreline on Hutchinson Island.
By: Jack Randall
Port St. Lucie residents will receive tax credits from a $24 million Waste Pro settlement starting in 2027.
By: Jack Randall
St. Lucie County is one of the "riskiest" housing markets and has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation, real estate data shows.
By: Jack Randall
Although Florida residents often publicly express aversion to AI, they are among the nation’s most prolific users of the technology.
By: Jack Randall
Port St. Lucie residents will receive tax credits this year from a $24 million lawsuit settlement with Waste Pro.
By: Jack Randall
Port St. Lucie residents are eligible for up to $364 in tax credits after a settlement with former trash hauler Waste Pro.
By: Jack Randall
A real estate developer tweaked his luxury community's aesthetic following criticism from neighbors
