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A team of developers, including an affiliate of 13th Floor Investment, paid $68 million for 170 acres of farmland in Broward County, Fla., to create a $1 billion, mixed-use development, property ...

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GARY — Over the next few decades, scientists predict the Hoosier state will experience more extreme heat, more floods and more droughts.