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HELLO, WHAT WAS NAME OF MOVIE FILMED IN SOUTHPORT ? PLEASE REPLY , THANK'S JOHN , . , . , , .

I just left palm beach county where iw as paying 8k a year and rising, home insurance on an 1800 s ft house....I bought a brand new home in ne florida and my home insurance is $590 a year inc wind storm. I transferred my homestead tax to new home and im paying less now than I was in palm beach gardens.....if you get out of that south Florida windborn zone. life in florida is very affordable

Not sure where the disconnect is, but there are so many other factors besides savings on the items mentioned. For full disclosure I lived in Pender County in Surf City for over 10 years before moving to Northeast Florida. Several of the savings you mentioned just don't add up compared to Florida. 1st, My North Carolina property taxes where higher than what I currently pay in Florida. Plus, evaluations they were locked in for 7 years. If I had a big spike is my home's value, I was stuck for many years with an overvalued tax bill. 2nd, FPL is one of the best run public utilities in the country, and my rates even in summer are lower than what I paid for electric even 10 years ago in Carolina. 3rd, you forget to mention the state income tax and the very high rates even modest income gets taxed at. I save more than 5,000 a year over North Carolina in state income tax. 4th, Quality of life? Really, you want to compare the coast and beaches of Brunswick County to Almost anywhere in Florida? Oak Island, Holden Beach, Ocean Isle Beach, and Sunset Beach while ok to maybe nice cannot even compare to Anna Marie, Captiva, Clearwater, Jax Beach, St. Augustine Beach, Cresent Beach on any level. Beauty, cleanliness, shelling, amenities etc. 5th, Water bills? I paid extremely high-water bills in Carolina and didn't even have a yard to water. My water bill in St. Johns County with full irrigation is lower by at least a third over what we paid in Pender County. Other factors that you don't delve into, Quality of schools, access to a major airport, world class health care close by, infrastructure! How about normal shopping? You really want to compare Leland's strip centers to Sarasota and Lakewood ranch. Yes, homeowners' insurance could be cheaper, auto insurance too, but quality of live is more than saving a few grand a year. Yes, there is decent health care in Wilmington, but that's 45 minutes away. Please don't try to compare Wilmington's airport, to Sarasota, or Tampa, or Jacksonville. You have to drive to Raleigh, about two hours away to use a true airport with 100's of flights. Last let's talk weather shall we. Yes, Florida has more hurricanes, but coastal Carolina has so many more Nor'easters, tons of low-pressure systems that always develop right off the coast and sit for days creating crappy weather. Beach erosion is bad along the Carolina coast as everywhere, and the state is fairly tone deaf to any fixes. Slow to replenish sand or create long term solutions. Look at the houses falling into the ocean on the outer banks. Ice storms, maybe some snow in the winters along the Carolina coast? Freezing temps likely in January, and February! Ocean water temps in those cold months? I'll give this you do have better options for grocery shopping. Publix is at beast average and grossly overpriced. Don't get me wrong there were many things that I enjoyed in Carolina, some neat little towns to explore, good seafood, and my favorite hockey team to name a few. But Florida in general has a far better quality of life in my humble useless opinion. Weather, beaches, health care, infrastructure, and so much more.

Do you really want that Northern influence to start in your town, look what it did to Charlotte, N.C. it's become overpopulated, expensive to buy a house and the cost of living is higher and the people can be rude and very impatient that's what happen to Florida..

I would never buy a DR Horton house, I know they are probably one of the largest builders in the country. But the homes in this area built by them are poorly constructed, look up how many lawsuits they have in the area. Just my opinion

Such a beautiful home in a stunning location! Grande Palms in Bolivia, NC, looks like an ideal place to live. Thanks for the detailed tour-this place has so much charm and appeal! 🏡🌴

Too expensive and No Garage , No Thank You

Sure looks like the perfect place to move. Except for the nations highest contamination of PFAS in the drinking water, swimming water ,sand food etc. Oh ; and it’s deadly…

Nice video! What is the flooding situation in this development like? I see a few rivers/streams near the development.

HELLO, HOW CAN I LOCATE SOME ONE THAT LIVES IN SOUTH PORT , NC ? FROM JOHN IN NORTH CAROLINA . PLEASE REPLY , THANKS , JOHN . .

What a great neighborhood. Great video. Always insightful

Awesome video!!

It's cute but tight!

Don't like it. Sorry

As a Longhaul truck driver, I've been into North/ South Carolina also into Georgia, there's Alot of sandy soil it should make for good drainage.

Thank you for showing the store, parks, and churches in the area! It’s so hard to visualize what every day life will look like when you’re out of state.

How much are taxes?