Our mission
The Florida Landowners Association empowers landowners, throughout the State of Florida, to engage, educate and demonstrate to the public why protecting landownership rights is so important to not only the individual landowner but to the communities in which these lands exist.
Landownership is an intrinsic part of American society and has been for hundreds of years. It’s so critical to our Country’s foundation that our forefathers made sure to protect the right to private property when they created the Constitution.
In the state of Florida today, this vested right is in danger and under attack. To prevent further erosion of this fundamental principle of our Republic it is time to protect and preserve land ownership for future generations to come.
Private property rights are essential to economic development in our communities and paramount to the advancement of the state.
Likeminded, Landowners must work together to safeguard their property rights now and forever.
Who we are
Brandon Tucker
Executive Director
Brandon D. Tucker serves as Executive Director of the Florida Landowners Association, where he advocates for Florida’s private landowners on issues involving private-property rights, land-use policy, water management, agriculture, taxation, and responsible economic development.
Born and raised in Okeechobee County, Tucker is a Florida native and longtime real estate professional with deep family roots in the greater Lake Okeechobee region. His career has given him firsthand experience with the opportunities and regulatory challenges facing farmers, ranchers, agricultural operators, developers, and other private landowners throughout Florida.
Tucker has been involved in Florida real estate since 1997 and is Broker and President of Tucker Property Advisors, LLC, a commercial real estate and land brokerage serving the Greater Lake Okeechobee region, the Treasure Coast, and South-Central Florida. Over the course of his career, he has participated in approximately $750 million in real estate transactions, with extensive experience in agricultural land, commercial and industrial properties, development land, and large-acreage transactions.
His public-service experience includes serving on the Governing Board of the South Florida Water Management District from 2017 to 2019, including service as Vice Chairman. That experience provided Tucker with an extensive working knowledge of Florida water policy, environmental regulation, regional water supply, and the relationship between public policy and private landownership.
As Executive Director of the Florida Landowners Association, Tucker works to ensure that the voices of Florida landowners are represented in Tallahassee and in public-policy discussions throughout the state. He believes environmental stewardship, economic growth, and the protection of private-property rights can and should coexist.
Tucker earned a degree in Real Estate from Florida State University and has spent his career working with Florida landowners, businesses, investors, and communities.