Florida property taxes
CDD fee
Also called: Community Development District
In short
A Community Development District fee funds infrastructure in many newer Florida communities. It's billed with your property taxes and is separate from any HOA dues.
A Community Development District, or CDD, is a special-purpose local government that finances the roads, water, and amenities in many newer Florida developments. Homeowners in the district repay that cost through a CDD assessment.
The assessment usually appears on the annual property-tax bill and is separate from homeowners-association dues, which cover ongoing services. A community can have both, and together they add to the true monthly cost of owning there.
Because a CDD assessment can run for years and varies by community, it belongs in your budget from the start — and it's collected through the tax bill, so it flows through escrow like the rest of your taxes.
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Current as of August 2026.