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When a government agency or utility takes a permanent easement on your property, you do not “get your land back later.” The easement stays in place and can permanently limit how you use, improve, access, and develop your property. That permanent loss of rights should be reflected in the compensation you receive.

When the government takes property through eminent domain, most people focus on one thing — “How much are they paying me for the part they’re taking?” But that’s only half the story.

Trade fixtures and personal property can drive major value in business takings. Learn how Florida distinguishes fixtures from personal property, and how moving/reinstall costs can be recovered.