Squeezed by Osceola's development, Kissimmee neighbors want to buy a buffer zone
Michelle and John Lux wake up every morning in their one-story home in Kissimmee and gaze out over hundreds of acres of tranquil pasture land. But that picturesque view may soon be covered — by 3,000 homes. The Luxs have lived in this house for two years but still own their first home nearby, purchased 25 years ago. Their old home now sits in a cramped subdivision, where development and ...
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