Florida is beautiful! Ocean is gorgeous! We make a lot of videos of the cities around Orlando area, different stores, beaches and new homes construction and noticed a non-stop growth. Florida attracts not tourists only, but a lot of people are coming from other states to live here!
I would like to move to Florida some day main reason is my depression is way worse here and when I go to Florida my depression is not as severe.. I think it has a lot to do with the sunshine
It's never too late to change your scenery. Go for it! There are lots of transplants here and you can meet new friends while enjoying outdoor activities all winter long.
Yes, sunshine and frequent trips to the beach listening to the tranquil warm waves caressing the silver sands of Florida will do your heart and soul a world of good
Demand continues to be strong for FL houses and cape coral can get you a bit more value for the money compared to lakewood ranch. Nice South-Florida air down there too
@@PandoraEast We helped a family coming from Minneapolis build a custom home in Lake Nona, they are super excited to move in to their Pool home in Florida!
Come on over! My wife and I wanted to visit through instanbul on the way to Belarus last year, but the flights didn’t work out. Orlando can be a great short term rental investment that you can use for a visit and still make income, just an idea. Thanks for watching
I like in ny in a town called rockland county one of the highest paying tax counties in the U.S. but my reason on why I plan on moving is mostly everything. Weather, taxes, politics, freedom, cost of living. Only problem is leaving family
Hi Pablo, I felt the same some 17+ years ago. I actually made a spreadsheet of various states to move to from the Boston Area. Eventually zeroed in on two - Florida and CA. Florida won due to the very reasons you mentioned. I eventually took up a job and lived 3 years in California, just to scratch the CA itch. Then came right back to FL. The best decision I made. I have friends and family who visit from time to time. Every single one of them are in awe of Florida. What most people cant understand is how the entire state is so clean organized with wide nice roads and attractions all over the state. How one does not have to drive long distances to get to any store or strip mall [unless you are driving through the everglades or such restricted nature reserves].
Mahalo! And remember, you can always do an “up north trip” to remember hiking and pine 🌲 trees then return to your warm sunny 🌞 Florida home a week later 😀 thanks for watching
We have plenty of land and space. Its funny to hear people talk about "traffic" in central florida when I came from boston and DC traffic which was 10x worse
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor yes, exactly. If you’ve never moved or lived in other states you don’t realize how everything really is similar. Depending the part of town, same crimes, loads of drugs, traffic can be rough also depending which way you head. Where I’m at more north on the island it’s great!! But to go to work in Kona, not North Kona, but south Kona your in ridiculous lines and can take up to an hr to get to your location and back through. You have to watch the local FB page to see where road work and cleanup areas are or you better plan on a wait. We bring a small cooler with snacks! Lol! Always prepared! We know what streets to avoid with bad neighborhoods. It’s scary and hard going in new though! The economy for year has been up and down. It’s normal history. And we all struggle from time to time. Love the videos you show. So helpful!!
I'm #1 in moving out of here. Jacked my RENT TO $2,400.00 a month. My lease is up in Nov. 1st. I can buy a house out of state for a whole lot less. Planned on staying 2 more yrs. Reality is the Tourist robbed me of $100,000.00 in pay! 29yrs. & am forced to move out. That's ok because Florida is not going to steal all my Retirement money! Thanks Tourist and you enjoy the traffic,bugs,heat,sweat & road rage and we can't forget Crime is on the RISE! TOO BUSY TRYING TO PAY RENT THAT IS NOT GOVERNED! DOUBLED PRICE!
There's a big development called Sawgrass on Wetherbee Rd near the International Airport that has absolutely EXPLODED the traffic here in South Central Orlando in the past 3 or so years.
Yep I sold a Taylor Morrison home there recently, more value for the $ than lake Nona official, but different schools system. Wait till Saint Cloud weslyn park releases, traffic along narcoossee will get tight until they build the Osceola parkway extension.
Haha that's where I moved from, Boston. I do feel that central florida was undervalued prior to the "covid boom" in prices. We still have land to expand on- Orlando will be a different landscape in the next 5-10 years. Lots more to come!
Born in raise in Boston, Ma... I'm looking to move to Saint Cloud, Florida. I lived in Miami for 2 yrs, but fell in love with Saint Cloud. I'm planning on moving 2022 this year, probably during early fall.
@@letakeokuk5446 In my boston apartment it was from 1930 so no A/C... no parking either. lol. Each has their pros and cons- I'd like to travel up north this summer for a few weeks just to de-humidify
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor Yeah, well enjoy your trip up north. My sis is building here. I personally am thinking of a happy medium like MD. I guess I’ve been in the north so long that this doesn’t feel like something I’d like for the long term. The beaches and outdoor life is great but…. Too humid. Great place to visit. 🤗
Very nice and informative video!!! We're a military family coming from Columbus, Georgia and very familiar with the northern Florida area being I was stationed in jville. However, since I retired military, trucker and wife is in Air force the Tampa/st Pete area has been very attractive. Also the pockets between Tampa and Orlando as well.
Great insight as far as areas to target, yes we had some friends in Lakeland, Haines City, and now that is nearly Davenport area. Deland Deltona is also growing inbetween Lake Mary and Jacksonville. Thanks for watching :)
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor Good day, Just wanted to ask what areas around Orlando or tampa you would recommend for a family with toddler. It's just my wife and child but our child is attending private school only. Thanks for any information you have in advance.
@@marcmonroe414 Lake Nona, Winter park, Dr Phillips, Winter Garden.... Also private schools orlando of Lake Highland Prep, Bishop Moore, Trinity, TFA- For Tampa check out Hyde Park or further out Wesley Chapel and my friend at @TampaFloridaLiving
Awesome, yeah we've sold a few Disney relocation clients from Burbank to Lake Nona new builds. Let me know if you want to connect when you're in town. 407-808-3695
Thats right- people that bought well on size and maybe added upgrades or pools after in rising areas like Lake Nona have done very well if they bought in late 2019 to early 2021. I think things will level off a bit going forward, still growth yet to come in the master planned areas of orlando next 5-10 years for sure.
@@squigglove Lake Nona is a master-planned area, but it is surrounded by existing areas. Sunbridge is also a master-planned area. Olympus Wellness Way between clermont and winter garden Is a future master planned area. Orlando will be very spread-out in the next 10 years, but the established areas will continue to be popular for their amenities and proximity to "stuff". Some of these new homes are just too far out from amenities to see the same market appreciation.
Yes it has... I bought in Cape Coral Oct 2019 (condo on a canal) for $185K... Could have easliy sold my unit for $385K (no improvements) in 2022 before Ian. Now... not sure.
Moved to Miami made a big mistake most people moving to here are disrespectful dont care about people walking of bicycling health services are terrible me and my family we have not seeen why is the fuzzy about Miami terrible mistake planning to move back to DC or go up North besides the rent and houses ridiculously expensive the pay is bad
Parts of any city can get a little crazy. When I first moved to Boston I felt some new Englanders were extremely rude, but I settled in and found my part of town But yes Miami is getting expensive and melting pot with not a ton of land, many come up to orlando in search of better neighborhoods feel and for raising kids when the budget is under $1M
Wow! We've got 10 million just in Los Angeles County! I live east of LA about 25 miles. I'm 4-5 cities east of Pasadena. The weather is awesome! I was born here, but things are getting worse with Newsome.
I was born in Valencia,CA and love visiting up to wine country but love the no state income tax here in FL. The time to get away is during the hot humid months
@@remr1305 LOL can I have some of what you're smoking please. California is the best? lol. Every try your hand at comedy? You should. You have the knack to make people cry with your sense of comic timing
~~~ Seattle, WA. VS Fort Lauderdale, FL is a very interesting match. Florida is on average overall slightly a bit cheaper than the West Coast, YET. Seattle vs Fort Lauderdale LOCAL PURCHASING POWER = - 29.5 %. what this means is the cost of living vs wages is MUCH better here in Seattle, WA. . . moving for a job.
what is the justifiable reasons that apartment rent in osceola, orange, and polk county went up 40-50 percent in one year. i can see homes and mobile homes going up because of supply and demand...but why apartment rents? especially one-bedroom? do you have any answers? Let me know....
Its insane... and cannot continue at this pace, however here are my thoughts: People strike out at renting a townhome or SFH with private owner so they go to apartment buildings because its easier to walk into a leasing office and see what they have coming up or available now- they also accept lower credit scores and income, lower deposit amounts usually. With the exponentially rising rents and very little control, more investors flocked to FL from states like Oregon and CA where rent control is in the favor of the tenant, and bought up investment properties to rent out. Demand continued and thus it became a self-feeding beast. As relocations slow down and more vacancies pop up (florida was just named most vacancies - for other reasons besides investment homes) it will balance out. But the new norm for a 1-bedroom apartment in a nicer area is $1600-$1800/mo. Who doesn't like a NEW apartment building to come home to! It's nicer than a 1960's built ranch house or townhome with old finishes, and if its in the heart of the area you like, then it can be a great place to land for a few years before you buy.
I'm selling my house in Tennessee to move to Florida, going to rent for a year then buy, hopefully the house market will calm down a bit in a year and I will get my rent money back.
I think there will be more inventory to choose from here in the next 3-6 months. The rising interest rates have caused a slow down, but not a crash. Keep your eyes out for deals and get your mortgage/downpayment in order and you'll do just fine.
I used to live in Clermont and minneola, and have lots of athlete friends. I’m excited about the concept but it is still a loooong ways off. Sunbridge as well. That being said yes 🙌🏼 great idea and will make it fun and interesting 🧐
Reasons why not to move to Florida for northerners: Very bad health care. It is very difficult to find professional and adequate health care providers. Most are either sub-par, poorly trained or just don't care. I would strongly suggest that you see health care providers in the north including dental care. Florida is a very superficial culture, especially in Orlando. It's a great place for mainstream but don't count on intellectual stimulation. Florida is halfway between the United States and a third world country. Services are not good, schools are poor, and customer service is almost non- existent. Florida is very expensive (except maybe for New Yorkers). Don't move to Florida because there is no state income tax. The cost of living is very high, especially rent and real estate. The lack of state taxes does not make up for high cost of living. Wish I had known these things before I moved here, I would have chosen another state.
LOL on this generalization. lake nona medical city orlando has the best dentists, medical care, schools, and although it is expensive it still has room to grow, unlike a fully established city. If Florida is not your thing, There will be someone waiting in line to buy your house right now ;)
I’ve heard the same thing from many other people. And actually, I’ve researched the medical aspect myself. I was told by several medical providers, that they were no longer accepting patients.
So you've seen every doctor in Florida? Fyi, most of the people who live in Florida, are not from Florida. So, you're saying that stupid people from other states are here, ok.....schools everywhere are good and bad. Check out some states, they have zero proficiency in math or English, so once again, wrong!
It could be- these master planned communities were ranked by "top selling" where as fastest growing such as winter garden hamlin/horizon west has that title I believe, 3rd fastest growing in land area and/or population. I helped a michigan friend of mine relocate to Cape Coral a few years ago, they are very happy there
Do your homework, " the free state of florida" as our governor loves to brag on is anything but free anymore. Property taxes double and triple, homeowners insurance same, flood insurance now mandatory for every residence, utility costs double. Insurance industry on the brink of insolvency, refusing to settle on Ian losses. Condo/HOA costs forcing people to walk away from their mortgages, because they can't afford to stay and nobody's buying them. The only thing free in the state is the rhetoric and the sunshine.
Cape coral was but that's not the case post Ian. Do your homework before buying here. Infrastructure in the city was in bad shape pre Ian and is only worse now. Huge assessments/tax increases coming because the city/county/state planning boards have ignored these issues for 30 years.
I visited from Boston, MA back in 2008 and came down for an engineering job. Ended up staying. The only time I like to get away from the heat and humidity is parts of July or August, which dovetails well with kids vacation. And yes there are some bad agents out there but i'm happy to say our firm is in the top 100 out of all in Orlando, which is the 3rd largest market in all of Florida, 7th largest in the U.S. Thanks again for your input!
I'd imagine you can get a premium price for your home there, especially once the snow melts! Come on down and let's see what you can get for the money here.
No air Bnb, HOA’s and Orange County zoning prevent- however some of the apartment buildings have 3-6 month leases, can be furnished, which helps with people relocating in and needing to bridge the gap till their new house is done
I lived in Florida as a child. What has changed? Over development I can handle, but the people are so nasty now: Go home! Don't come here they say on the internet. I would never say that to anyone...👹
Good question! I had a family come from dallas Ft. worth 1.5 years ago and then got offered a job back in Dalls at 2x the salary, plus we sold their orlando home for $150k more, so they were happy to jump back to TX
Amazing how things change. Florida sucks now it is so overpriced its not funny.cant get insurance for your home jobs don't pay crap .car insurance is high.traffic is heavy food sucks because workers don't care.alot of people are looking to leave Florida was nice about 20 to 25 years ago when everything was affordable.
The melting pot that is Florida has definitely changed over the past 10-15 years, and especially the last 2-3. I’d still rather live here than Michigan or Boston where I came from. Rising costs are everywhere not just FL, new norm value of a dollar
Lol what was NYC like 30 years ago? Or Boston? Why do you care? Growth is a good thing and we certainly respect where the neighborhoods came from, and want to help people find their fit going forward is all :)
Yes...sadly Old Florida is gone. I moved down there in 1981 and it was wonderful. Went back in 2018 after being away for 12 years and it was horrible. Broward County has gotten way over crowded, concrete jungle and the people are either brain dead or don't speak English. So very sad 😭
I live just outside of the Smoky Mountains National Park in East Tennessee. To those people from blue states considering moving to Florida, DO IT! Don't even THINK of moving your soy boy butt here!
My parents live in Florida, I won't even consider moving there until your state gets some sane gun laws mirroring here in New Jersey or California. I'll stay here in the frozen north.
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Florida is beautiful! Ocean is gorgeous! We make a lot of videos of the cities around Orlando area, different stores, beaches and new homes construction and noticed a non-stop growth. Florida attracts not tourists only, but a lot of people are coming from other states to live here!
My only gripe is the humidity in the summer. By August I usually need to take a trip up north for a few weeks to catch a break from it
I would like to move to Florida some day main reason is my depression is way worse here and when I go to Florida my depression is not as severe.. I think it has a lot to do with the sunshine
It's never too late to change your scenery. Go for it! There are lots of transplants here and you can meet new friends while enjoying outdoor activities all winter long.
Yes, sunshine and frequent trips to the beach listening to the tranquil warm waves caressing the silver sands of Florida will do your heart and soul a world of good
Born and raised in MN. I've been vacationing in FL my entire life and my aunts now live in Lakewood Ranch. I'm thinking about moving to Cape Coral.
Demand continues to be strong for FL houses and cape coral can get you a bit more value for the money compared to lakewood ranch. Nice South-Florida air down there too
We'll be moving from MN too!
@@PandoraEast We helped a family coming from Minneapolis build a custom home in Lake Nona, they are super excited to move in to their Pool home in Florida!
Don't bother!!
Good luck because prices have Doubled everywhere here!
Watching from Istanbul Turkey 🇹🇷 I'm dream of visiting Florida soon. God bless America 🇺🇸
Come on over! My wife and I wanted to visit through instanbul on the way to Belarus last year, but the flights didn’t work out. Orlando can be a great short term rental investment that you can use for a visit and still make income, just an idea. Thanks for watching
Stay in Turkey...you will be very disappointed!!
I like in ny in a town called rockland county one of the highest paying tax counties in the U.S. but my reason on why I plan on moving is mostly everything. Weather, taxes, politics, freedom, cost of living. Only problem is leaving family
I left Boston area in 2008 to come to central Florida, big change but glad I did! Thanks for watching
New Yorker here doing same thing for same reasons
@@danire8156 lots of NY relocations to Florida at the moment. We’re open :)
@@danire8156 We Floridians would love to have kindred souls like you here with us.
Hi Pablo, I felt the same some 17+ years ago. I actually made a spreadsheet of various states to move to from the Boston Area. Eventually zeroed in on two - Florida and CA. Florida won due to the very reasons you mentioned. I eventually took up a job and lived 3 years in California, just to scratch the CA itch. Then came right back to FL. The best decision I made. I have friends and family who visit from time to time. Every single one of them are in awe of Florida. What most people cant understand is how the entire state is so clean organized with wide nice roads and attractions all over the state. How one does not have to drive long distances to get to any store or strip mall [unless you are driving through the everglades or such restricted nature reserves].
Absolutely love the topic.. great job. I moved to Tampa from NJ back in 2017. Wish I did it sooner!
Too bad...the Jersey Shore rocks
Moving from So. California
From the frying pan to the fire.
Don’t bring your liberal ideals to Florida.
Relocating from Big island Hawaii! Left WA state 3.5 yrs ago. Politics are the same and we are over it, but still need the warm weather.
Mahalo! And remember, you can always do an “up north trip” to remember hiking and pine 🌲 trees then return to your warm sunny 🌞 Florida home a week later 😀 thanks for watching
Florida’s all full sorry
@@alvinyork5341 you sound like ppl here in Hawaii. Not changing my mind. People can come and go as they please.
We have plenty of land and space. Its funny to hear people talk about "traffic" in central florida when I came from boston and DC traffic which was 10x worse
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor yes, exactly. If you’ve never moved or lived in other states you don’t realize how everything really is similar. Depending the part of town, same crimes, loads of drugs, traffic can be rough also depending which way you head. Where I’m at more north on the island it’s great!! But to go to work in Kona, not North Kona, but south Kona your in ridiculous lines and can take up to an hr to get to your location and back through. You have to watch the local FB page to see where road work and cleanup areas are or you better plan on a wait. We bring a small cooler with snacks! Lol! Always prepared! We know what streets to avoid with bad neighborhoods. It’s scary and hard going in new though! The economy for year has been up and down. It’s normal history. And we all struggle from time to time. Love the videos you show. So helpful!!
I'm #1 in moving out of here. Jacked my RENT TO $2,400.00 a month. My lease is up in Nov. 1st. I can buy a house out of state for a whole lot less. Planned on staying 2 more yrs. Reality is the Tourist robbed me of $100,000.00 in pay! 29yrs. & am forced to move out. That's ok because Florida is not going to steal all my Retirement money! Thanks Tourist and you enjoy the traffic,bugs,heat,sweat & road rage and we can't forget Crime is on the RISE! TOO BUSY TRYING TO PAY RENT THAT IS NOT GOVERNED! DOUBLED PRICE!
There's a big development called Sawgrass on Wetherbee Rd near the International Airport that has absolutely EXPLODED the traffic here in South Central Orlando in the past 3 or so years.
Yep I sold a Taylor Morrison home there recently, more value for the $ than lake Nona official, but different schools system. Wait till Saint Cloud weslyn park releases, traffic along narcoossee will get tight until they build the Osceola parkway extension.
Even now in 2022 you get more bang for your buck in Florida, especially coming from Taxachusetts
Haha that's where I moved from, Boston. I do feel that central florida was undervalued prior to the "covid boom" in prices. We still have land to expand on- Orlando will be a different landscape in the next 5-10 years. Lots more to come!
Good to know. Basically was a podcast which is in trending now 😄
Who’s trending? 😂
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor You
Born in raise in Boston, Ma... I'm looking to move to Saint Cloud, Florida. I lived in Miami for 2 yrs, but fell in love with Saint Cloud. I'm planning on moving 2022 this year, probably during early fall.
I moved from Boston in 2008, there are some weslyn park sunbridge Saint Cloud lots releasing soon - $400’s - $500’s
What a coincidence. I live in Saint Cloud relocated from Massachusetts. It’s quieter in comparison to Orlando area. Hope you enjoy the summers 🙄
@@letakeokuk5446 In my boston apartment it was from 1930 so no A/C... no parking either. lol. Each has their pros and cons- I'd like to travel up north this summer for a few weeks just to de-humidify
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor Yeah, well enjoy your trip up north. My sis is building here. I personally am thinking of a happy medium like MD. I guess I’ve been in the north so long that this doesn’t feel like something I’d like for the long term. The beaches and outdoor life is great but…. Too humid. Great place to visit. 🤗
Very nice and informative video!!! We're a military family coming from Columbus, Georgia and very familiar with the northern Florida area being I was stationed in jville. However, since I retired military, trucker and wife is in Air force the Tampa/st Pete area has been very attractive. Also the pockets between Tampa and Orlando as well.
Great insight as far as areas to target, yes we had some friends in Lakeland, Haines City, and now that is nearly Davenport area. Deland Deltona is also growing inbetween Lake Mary and Jacksonville. Thanks for watching :)
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor Good day,
Just wanted to ask what areas around Orlando or tampa you would recommend for a family with toddler. It's just my wife and child but our child is attending private school only. Thanks for any information you have in advance.
@@marcmonroe414 Lake Nona, Winter park, Dr Phillips, Winter Garden.... Also private schools orlando of Lake Highland Prep, Bishop Moore, Trinity, TFA- For Tampa check out Hyde Park or further out Wesley Chapel and my friend at @TampaFloridaLiving
Florida is ruined as far as a lot of people that have been here for many decades. Over crowded. ! Go back !
Awesome content, as usual, Justin!! Hope all is well. Cheers to the weekend!
I wrote two offers today! Every day is busy in real estate, especially in the hot market of Orlando. Thanks for watching!
Google search results: 6th from the top, but 1-3 were ads so after that it was number 3.
#6 on the Google search....Thinking of relocating from Southern California.
Thank you, I was born in Valencia!
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor Live in Lancaster, work in Burbank! Coming out next month to check out the burbs of Orlando.
Awesome, yeah we've sold a few Disney relocation clients from Burbank to Lake Nona new builds. Let me know if you want to connect when you're in town. 407-808-3695
The search was about 8-10 down on Bing. I want to get out of Pennsylvania. :)
Thanks for watching! Let’s get you down here
Go to the Carolinas or Arizona...forget about DC lorida.
I'm from Ohio wanting to move to Panama City Beach by April next year
I'm seeing home prices are double on zillow compared to 2020 in some areas.
Thats right- people that bought well on size and maybe added upgrades or pools after in rising areas like Lake Nona have done very well if they bought in late 2019 to early 2021. I think things will level off a bit going forward, still growth yet to come in the master planned areas of orlando next 5-10 years for sure.
That's pretty much every area in the United States
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor So Orlando has a Master Plan? That could be good and bad.
@@squigglove Lake Nona is a master-planned area, but it is surrounded by existing areas. Sunbridge is also a master-planned area. Olympus Wellness Way between clermont and winter garden Is a future master planned area. Orlando will be very spread-out in the next 10 years, but the established areas will continue to be popular for their amenities and proximity to "stuff". Some of these new homes are just too far out from amenities to see the same market appreciation.
Yes it has... I bought in Cape Coral Oct 2019 (condo on a canal) for $185K... Could have easliy sold my unit for $385K (no improvements) in 2022 before Ian. Now... not sure.
Googled and the website was #3 result.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I want to relocate to Gainesville from Virginia asap.
lots of good options there around the university, that should continue to rent out well.
Moved to Miami made a big mistake most people moving to here are disrespectful dont care about people walking of bicycling health services are terrible me and my family we have not seeen why is the fuzzy about Miami terrible mistake planning to move back to DC or go up North besides the rent and houses ridiculously expensive the pay is bad
Parts of any city can get a little crazy. When I first moved to Boston I felt some new Englanders were extremely rude, but I settled in and found my part of town
But yes Miami is getting expensive and melting pot with not a ton of land, many come up to orlando in search of better neighborhoods feel and for raising kids when the budget is under $1M
Get out as soon as you can. Miami Dade is a $hit hole.
Wow! We've got 10 million just in Los Angeles County! I live east of LA about 25 miles. I'm 4-5 cities east of Pasadena. The weather is awesome! I was born here, but things are getting worse with Newsome.
I was born in Valencia,CA and love visiting up to wine country but love the no state income tax here in FL. The time to get away is during the hot humid months
You get what you voted for Karen
Please don’t California Florida.
Not even close !!! California is the best!!
Had everything !! 👍👍👍#1
@@remr1305 California is awful. Lol
@@remr1305 LOL can I have some of what you're smoking please. California is the best? lol. Every try your hand at comedy? You should. You have the knack to make people cry with your sense of comic timing
Wanting to move to the Orlando area in October 2022
Build a new house in Lake Nona and it might be done by then! Or resale too. Let's connect!
Get ready for bad traffic, toll roads and overcrowding...... Orlando was a sleepy town until Disney. It then grew up beyond capacity.
~~~ Seattle, WA. VS Fort Lauderdale, FL is a very interesting match.
Florida is on average overall slightly a bit cheaper than the West Coast, YET.
Seattle vs Fort Lauderdale LOCAL PURCHASING POWER = - 29.5 %.
what this means is the cost of living vs wages is MUCH better here in Seattle, WA. . . moving for a job.
So basically bring your money to retire in Ft Lauderdale ;) we don’t have Amazon and silicon forest 🌳 💰
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor
I hate Amazon with a Passion;
Im a professional DEFI Investor.
Stay in Seattle
Moving to Hudson Florida
From Colorado
what is the justifiable reasons that apartment rent in osceola, orange, and polk county went up 40-50 percent in one year. i can see homes and mobile homes going up because of supply and demand...but why apartment rents? especially one-bedroom? do you have any answers? Let me know....
Its insane... and cannot continue at this pace, however here are my thoughts: People strike out at renting a townhome or SFH with private owner so they go to apartment buildings because its easier to walk into a leasing office and see what they have coming up or available now- they also accept lower credit scores and income, lower deposit amounts usually. With the exponentially rising rents and very little control, more investors flocked to FL from states like Oregon and CA where rent control is in the favor of the tenant, and bought up investment properties to rent out. Demand continued and thus it became a self-feeding beast. As relocations slow down and more vacancies pop up (florida was just named most vacancies - for other reasons besides investment homes) it will balance out. But the new norm for a 1-bedroom apartment in a nicer area is $1600-$1800/mo. Who doesn't like a NEW apartment building to come home to! It's nicer than a 1960's built ranch house or townhome with old finishes, and if its in the heart of the area you like, then it can be a great place to land for a few years before you buy.
I'm selling my house in Tennessee to move to Florida, going to rent for a year then buy, hopefully the house market will calm down a bit in a year and I will get my rent money back.
I think there will be more inventory to choose from here in the next 3-6 months. The rising interest rates have caused a slow down, but not a crash. Keep your eyes out for deals and get your mortgage/downpayment in order and you'll do just fine.
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor awesome thanks!!
You should do a video on Olympus coming to Clermont FL
I used to live in Clermont and minneola, and have lots of athlete friends. I’m excited about the concept but it is still a loooong ways off. Sunbridge as well. That being said yes 🙌🏼 great idea and will make it fun and interesting 🧐
Are you referring to the medical equipment company, Olympus? Or did you mean to say the Olympics?
@@nf2885 the new Olympus sports complex coming to wellness way in Clermont FL
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Reasons why not to move to Florida for northerners:
Very bad health care. It is very difficult to find professional and adequate health care providers. Most are either sub-par, poorly trained or just don't care. I would strongly suggest that you see health care providers in the north including dental care.
Florida is a very superficial culture, especially in Orlando. It's a great place for mainstream but don't count on intellectual stimulation.
Florida is halfway between the United States and a third world country. Services are not good, schools are poor, and customer service is almost non- existent.
Florida is very expensive (except maybe for New Yorkers). Don't move to Florida because there is no state income tax. The cost of living is very high, especially rent and real estate. The lack of state taxes does not make up for high cost of living.
Wish I had known these things before I moved here, I would have chosen another state.
LOL on this generalization. lake nona medical city orlando has the best dentists, medical care, schools, and although it is expensive it still has room to grow, unlike a fully established city. If Florida is not your thing, There will be someone waiting in line to buy your house right now ;)
It's never too late to leave!
I’ve heard the same thing from many other people. And actually, I’ve researched the medical aspect myself. I was told by several medical providers, that they were no longer accepting patients.
So you've seen every doctor in Florida? Fyi, most of the people who live in Florida, are not from Florida. So, you're saying that stupid people from other states are here, ok.....schools everywhere are good and bad. Check out some states, they have zero proficiency in math or English, so once again, wrong!
Isn't Cape Coral the fastest growing SW FL Waterfront city?
It could be- these master planned communities were ranked by "top selling" where as fastest growing such as winter garden hamlin/horizon west has that title I believe, 3rd fastest growing in land area and/or population. I helped a michigan friend of mine relocate to Cape Coral a few years ago, they are very happy there
Been hearing a lot of great things about Cape Coral
Do your homework, " the free state of florida" as our governor loves to brag on is anything but free anymore. Property taxes double and triple, homeowners insurance same, flood insurance now mandatory for every residence, utility costs double. Insurance industry on the brink of insolvency, refusing to settle on Ian losses. Condo/HOA costs forcing people to walk away from their mortgages, because they can't afford to stay and nobody's buying them. The only thing free in the state is the rhetoric and the sunshine.
Cape coral was but that's not the case post Ian. Do your homework before buying here. Infrastructure in the city was in bad shape pre Ian and is only worse now. Huge assessments/tax increases coming because the city/county/state planning boards have ignored these issues for 30 years.
Visit, don't stay. Real estate agents make a lot of money if they can resell a house every year. A lot of sleaze under the surface.
I visited from Boston, MA back in 2008 and came down for an engineering job. Ended up staying. The only time I like to get away from the heat and humidity is parts of July or August, which dovetails well with kids vacation. And yes there are some bad agents out there but i'm happy to say our firm is in the top 100 out of all in Orlando, which is the 3rd largest market in all of Florida, 7th largest in the U.S. Thanks again for your input!
im looking to sell my home in p.a and move out there .
I'd imagine you can get a premium price for your home there, especially once the snow melts! Come on down and let's see what you can get for the money here.
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor most definitely in have seven acres right now want something smaller
Check out Arizona
Is lake Nona community approval for short term rentals?
No air Bnb, HOA’s and Orange County zoning prevent- however some of the apartment buildings have 3-6 month leases, can be furnished, which helps with people relocating in and needing to bridge the gap till their new house is done
I lived in Florida as a child. What has changed? Over development I can handle, but the people are so nasty now: Go home! Don't come here they say on the internet. I would never say that to anyone...👹
I would rather live in a state with high taxes, homeless, gun bans and wall to wall people, so I'm leaving Florida ....
I'm curious how many moved back?
Good question! I had a family come from dallas Ft. worth 1.5 years ago and then got offered a job back in Dalls at 2x the salary, plus we sold their orlando home for $150k more, so they were happy to jump back to TX
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor how nice for them. I'm looking at leaving Michigan and never coming back!
@@scottlowman.1044 I left Michigan in 2000
@@OrlandoPropertyAdvisor well, then you know. Lansing here.
Amazing how things change. Florida sucks now it is so overpriced its not funny.cant get insurance for your home jobs don't pay crap .car insurance is high.traffic is heavy food sucks because workers don't care.alot of people are looking to leave Florida was nice about 20 to 25 years ago when everything was affordable.
The melting pot that is Florida has definitely changed over the past 10-15 years, and especially the last 2-3. I’d still rather live here than Michigan or Boston where I came from. Rising costs are everywhere not just FL, new norm value of a dollar
You two don’t have a fn clue what this place was like only 30 years ago. It’s sad
Lol what was NYC like 30 years ago? Or Boston? Why do you care? Growth is a good thing and we certainly respect where the neighborhoods came from, and want to help people find their fit going forward is all :)
Yes...sadly Old Florida is gone. I moved down there in 1981 and it was wonderful. Went back in 2018 after being away for 12 years and it was horrible. Broward County has gotten way over crowded, concrete jungle and the people are either brain dead or don't speak English. So very sad 😭
I live just outside of the Smoky Mountains National Park in East Tennessee.
To those people from blue states considering moving to Florida, DO IT!
Don't even THINK of moving your soy boy butt here!
I want to live in a place in florida wheree nobody wants to live… but not the swamps…. Fuck it… ill move to the swamp.
Moving to Florida Guide: Don't, we don't want you.
No thanks
My parents live in Florida, I won't even consider moving there until your state gets some sane gun laws mirroring here in New Jersey or California. I'll stay here in the frozen north.
I came from Massachusetts after engineering school in 2008 and noticed the firearms laws were quite polarizing. In more of the rural areas especially
Good choice!
Yeah, I would stay in a blue area, gun banning.... Florida is working on open carry, so you would be scared here. Heaven for you is New York!