Tiffany Salameh

Investigative Reporter in Jacksonville, FL

jacksonville, florida, united states

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Experienced anchor and multimedia journalist with a demonstrated history of working in the newspaper and online media industry. Skilled in Public Speaking, Video Editing, Writing, Broadcast Journalism, Marketing, Public Relations and Leadership. Strong media professional with a Bachelor’s Degree focused in Mass Communication/Media Studies from the University of North Florida.

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How Trump's housing plan could lower your mortgage rate and monthly payment

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – President Donald Trump is pushing new proposals aimed at making housing more affordable, including banning large institutional investors from buying single-family homes and directing the federal government to purchase $200 billion in ... See more

news4jax.com•Tiffany Salameh•Jan 13, 2026

'Put a stake in the ground': Council pushes for action on Bay Street's long-vacant courthouse site with $30M incentives

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Nearly seven years after the former Duval County Courthouse was demolished, Jacksonville officials say they are moving closer to activating the long-vacant riverfront property at 330 E. Bay St., a site many leaders see as a key to rev... See more

news4jax.com•Tiffany Salameh•Jan 12, 2026

Will Florida homes become more affordable in 2026? Analysts and realtors predict what's ahead in the new year

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It’s a new year and one question is top of many people’s minds: will housing finally become more affordable? We are looking ahead to 2026 at what local analysts and realtors say is coming next for home prices and what it could mean fo... See more

news4jax.com•Tiffany Salameh•Jan 1, 2026

Westside residents without water for 4 days decry lack of communication as apartment complex deals with sinkhole

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – UPDATE: As of December 24, residents report water has been restored on the property. A response from the property owner has also been added to this story. Residents at a troubled Westside apartment complex remain without running water... See more

news4jax.com•Tiffany Salameh•Dec 23, 2025

Tenants at Westside property tied to other troubled complexes go without water days ahead of holiday

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Residents at a Westside Jacksonville apartment complex have been without water for three days, forcing some to use public restrooms at nearby businesses while management remains silent about repairs. Tenants at Grassy Pond Apartments ... See more

arcpublishing.com•Tiffany Salameh•Dec 22, 2025

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How Trump's housing plan could lower your mortgage rate and monthly payment

'Put a stake in the ground': Council pushes for action on Bay Street's long-vacant courthouse site with $30M incentives

Will Florida homes become more affordable in 2026? Analysts and realtors predict what's ahead in the new year

Westside residents without water for 4 days decry lack of communication as apartment complex deals with sinkhole

Tenants at Westside property tied to other troubled complexes go without water days ahead of holiday

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How Trump's housing plan could lower your mortgage rate and monthly payment

'Put a stake in the ground': Council pushes for action on Bay Street's long-vacant courthouse site with $30M incentives

Will Florida homes become more affordable in 2026? Analysts and realtors predict what's ahead in the new year

Westside residents without water for 4 days decry lack of communication as apartment complex deals with sinkhole

Tenants at Westside property tied to other troubled complexes go without water days ahead of holiday

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