📌Hey everyone, it’s Chris! If you want my FREE RELOCATION GUIDE with information on all things about TAMPA, FLORIDA, you can download it here: connect.buyorsellrealestatenow.com/tamparelocationguide
TampaBay TERRIBLE….Beaches and Gulf water are NASTY…relocated there 3 times for career. NEVER AGAIN…We TOTALLY hated it..VERY HOSTILE PLACE TO LIVE..Heat and humidity are UNLIVABLE. Traffic, bugs, snakes, alligators, and hurricanes.
As a N.C. native living in the Tampa/Lutz area since 1995, I can attest that the things you state are true, although maybe somewhat overstated. However, your body will get acclimated to the summer temps and humidity over time. Actually, the highest temps we normally encounter in the summer near the coasts is usually around 93 deg F, which is much less than the over 100 deg temps I encountered at times in my native state, although, yes, the humidity is higher. I have become so acclimated to this over the years that I now keep my indoor thermostat at 81 deg in the summer and around 76 in the winter with a small fan to circulate the air and I am most comfortable with that. In my opinion, the worst change I've encountered in the past 29 years since moving here by far is the amount of traffic increase over that period. It seems that EVERYONE now wants to move here with the 4 and 5 story "stack and pack" large apt/condo complexes going up seemingly everywhere in the past few years as proof of that. The adage, "Build it and they will come" has been true for Tampa since I've been here. As for myself, I have no intentions of ever leaving this area despite its current drawbacks. The pluses really do outweigh the negatives, at least for me. No state income tax is also a big plus.
As an American expat living in the Philippines its summer time and it gets super hot 95 degrees, we have typhoons, heavy rainy season, I'm leaving for the USA in June 2024.
For those relocating, it’s always worth mentioning. But like I said in the video, it’s not that bad and the pros heavily outweigh the cons. Thanks for commenting!
@@Sam-ux8weDefinitely not for views as you can see my average video view count. I am a local realtor who specializes in relocation buyers and this is educational for those who have never been to Tampa, let alone Florida. Every video is not catered to a broad audience, only my target niche audience who we help on a daily basis. Thanks for commenting though, and I hope you have a wonderful day.
Yawn, boring, everyone knows Florida is hot humid and has a lot of sun, it's also pretty common knowledge about the alligators, mosquitos and hurricanes.
![Living In Tampa Florida Is UNBEATABLE [Here's 75 REASONS Why]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NlbHCNYcwVw/mqdefault.jpg)
📌Hey everyone, it’s Chris! If you want my FREE RELOCATION GUIDE with information on all things about TAMPA, FLORIDA, you can download it here: connect.buyorsellrealestatenow.com/tamparelocationguide
Appreciate the time putting the guide together. It’s a big help!
Thank you!
You're selling real estate in Florida and your saying 6 reasons not to move to tampa?
TampaBay TERRIBLE….Beaches and Gulf water are NASTY…relocated there 3 times for career. NEVER AGAIN…We TOTALLY hated it..VERY HOSTILE PLACE TO LIVE..Heat and humidity are UNLIVABLE. Traffic, bugs, snakes, alligators, and hurricanes.
Thank you for your input. I hope wherever you are now you’re enjoying it. Thank you
As a N.C. native living in the Tampa/Lutz area since 1995, I can attest that the things you state are true, although maybe somewhat overstated. However, your body will get acclimated to the summer temps and humidity over time. Actually, the highest temps we normally encounter in the summer near the coasts is usually around 93 deg F, which is much less than the over 100 deg temps I encountered at times in my native state, although, yes, the humidity is higher. I have become so acclimated to this over the years that I now keep my indoor thermostat at 81 deg in the summer and around 76 in the winter with a small fan to circulate the air and I am most comfortable with that.
In my opinion, the worst change I've encountered in the past 29 years since moving here by far is the amount of traffic increase over that period. It seems that EVERYONE now wants to move here with the 4 and 5 story "stack and pack" large apt/condo complexes going up seemingly everywhere in the past few years as proof of that. The adage, "Build it and they will come" has been true for Tampa since I've been here. As for myself, I have no intentions of ever leaving this area despite its current drawbacks. The pluses really do outweigh the negatives, at least for me. No state income tax is also a big plus.
Hey @gregbizzell2399! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for taking the time to comment. 👍
Sprout some mountains, build state wide air conditioned dome, and dispose of critters. Then I may consider moving back 😂
Haha. Florida is def flat and summers are brutal. Thanks for commenting!
you get used to the weather. 22 million people are roughing it..
Hey @Raja08thirty! Do you live in the area?
As an American expat living in the Philippines its summer time and it gets super hot 95 degrees, we have typhoons, heavy rainy season, I'm leaving for the USA in June 2024.
I'm sorry to hear about your negative experience! What else happened?😱
@@realtampaliving Reckless driving, undisciplined people no ethics, poverty, rampant corrutpion, families living in the streets.
Living in Tampa for 27 years. Not sure why but you're WAY overstating just about everything.
For those relocating, it’s always worth mentioning. But like I said in the video, it’s not that bad and the pros heavily outweigh the cons. Thanks for commenting!
@@Sam-ux8weDefinitely not for views as you can see my average video view count. I am a local realtor who specializes in relocation buyers and this is educational for those who have never been to Tampa, let alone Florida. Every video is not catered to a broad audience, only my target niche audience who we help on a daily basis. Thanks for commenting though, and I hope you have a wonderful day.
@@Sam-ux8weI appreciate everyone’s insight. This is what the platform is for after all! Thank you again for commenting.
if you haven't lived anywhere else for 27 years, how does your argument make any sense. your perspective is only from Tampa
@@traviswatson4986Fair enough. Thanks for commenting!
title should be avoid FL at all cost.
It’s too nice here to avoid. Like the video states, the pros heavily outweigh the cons. Thanks for commenting!
Yawn, boring, everyone knows Florida is hot humid and has a lot of sun, it's also pretty common knowledge about the alligators, mosquitos and hurricanes.
Thanks for commenting!