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- What will the Orlando of the future look like? The Orlando Economic Partnership put out a report in 2019 around what Orlando will look like in 2030. From the jobs, the migration, and infrastructure. We're 2 years into that plan with a pandemic and a massive shift in economics. So how's that plan coming along? I'll dive into the report and give my predictions for the future!
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Ken Pozek is a real estate agent with Keller Williams Classic.
License number BK3313335
6900 Turkey Lake Road Suite 1-3 Orlando FL 32819
This guy is literally the premier realtor, subject matter expert of Central Fl. If I move back down he’s my guy
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I’m a 50 year old Florida Native. I have seen the property taxes rise steadily over the last several years to where it’s getting ridiculous. I believe that we are going to see a State Tax soon to help with building Schools and paying teachers and other State employees. There has always been road construction and there will always be road construction. Tennessee seems to be the new place. I remember in the 2008 crash so many residents left Florida and went to North Carolina and Tennessee. I have noticed insurance going up here also. The cost of living requires a really good job or two incomes.
@@sharonlynnbartlett4301 Forget the public education piece, kids need to go into private schools. Skip the nice cars and new TV’s and spend your money on private schools and lets keep the taxes as low as we can. The government education model is a disaster.
People are ruining Florida it’s so sad to not be able to do anything about it. It’s the people who move here with no respect to the native land.
@@TrainzDriver2 I agree
It’s so hard being a multi generational local that both enjoys the perks of living here but also hurts at the rapid development that is taking away the natural beauty of our area. It has to happen, even needs to, but boy, the pain of seeing a favorite pasture, grove or stand of trees bulldozed and replaced with miles of identical house clones? Breaks my heart.
I have two cousins who were born here. One is still here, while the other moved to California. I moved from Virginia in 2010 and enjoy it.
Im very excited for Epic Universe. seeing a theme Park being built next door from zero its once in a lifetime experience.
As a former Orlando resident, it’s crazy to see how much Orlando has grown even in the past decade or so and there’s still so much potential that’s being tapped too. As others have said, I feel like the Brightline extension is going to be a game change to truly make a trip to South Florida (or vice versa) a more reasonable day trip.
Counting down the days until we relocate to Orlando!
I love Orlando! Can't wait for all the better change in Pinehills.
I agree with everything you said and mainly on that teachers do need to start getting paid a lot more in Florida as I have notice teachers in Florida sure don't get paid that well out in Florida sadly
4:57 Miami is a house of cards. Its all superficial with either low-productivity repetive jobs (which will be oused by automation) or meaningless office work. Think job titles that dont mean anything but only exist to add warm bodies to the companies staff. The rest is all about partying pleasure and "fun". There isn't much industry in SoFLo. BUT CeFlo is a whole nother ball game. An economy grows with productivity, and if you have productive industries like health care, manufacturing/engineering, and aerospace than man, MARK MY WORDS. CeFlo will be the next miami, especially because we have a big tourist industry. Its like having everything that makes miami fun, but with the addative of economic security.
Once the Sunrail expands and adds weekend hours as well as the Brightline route being completed then there will be even more options for moving out of Orlando and into a cheaper neighborhood. I am very excited to see how much Central Florida will continue changing over the next few years. I am probably most excited for the Under-i project. Great video as always!
Great point! Mass transit is going to really help Orlando. I hope they continue to invest
But for real, are you getting paid by the City of Orlando & Disney? You didn't really answer the question.🤔
I always chuckle at your subtle swipes at Foxtail. 😂 I love their coffee, but come on Foxtail. Sponsor our guy.
Thanks for the great info, Ken! Excellent work as always. 👊🏻
Love a good hometown company, but the fact I can’t pick up a couple free cups of coffee from time to time it’s comical 😂
I lived there all the 90's Orlando can't get their traffic under control still and the cost of housing is skyrocketing. Dallas is a better option a lot of their road expansion is done and they have major light rail to ease traffic. Cost of living is not terrible either. I enjoyed the time I was there I lived right downtown near Lake Eola. Could not afford to live downtown now.
👍 Orlando 💪
I love it here, been here since 2005 and coming from New Jersey this is home to my family and I
As a born and raised Orlandian: Im so proud to live here and I think this guy is the real deal. He really knows the city/culture/environment . Well done, that was a very informative & educational video. Thanks Ken. Ill buy from you someday!
Rebekah! Thanks so much! That means a ton.
Exciting time to consider moving to O town.
Love your channel's content. Makes me feel even better about our city and its future. Central Florida is a great place to live. Thank you for your work.
Very kind of you. Thanks for tuning in ❤️
What about the Fast Train from Miami - Orlando - Tampa?
Thanks for the videos, great content!.
Do more of the short version videos (8 to 12 minutes)
Best Orlando channel on YT!
I came across your channel randomly but I’ve been watching all of your content as I find it refreshingly accurate, relevant and articulately delivered. Two thumbs up here. Really appreciate your input. Moved here 10 years ago and I’ve been slightly worried in regards to the worldly situation (economy, recession, etc) but it makes me feel a bit more optimistic about living here in central florida.
That means so much. Thanks for tuning in, neighbor!!
Best video by far! I love Orlando & plan on running for public office soon. This channel has brought so many things to my attention.
Will Orlando finally have a Skyscraper by 2030? Downtown Skyline deserves an iconic structure.
I don't think so there is a height limit for all buildings downtown due to the executive airport and there isn't as much demand for office space in Orlando as compared to other cities since we are a more tourism-centered economy.
Awesome video Ken and I appreciate all the information, this is top notch!
Thanks for watching, Matt!
Your videos definitely have inspired me to do the same in my market! Love how in-depth they are!
you’re awesome to listen to, big things coming to central florida
Could you do a vlog on Capital Gains Tax relating to property sales? My house has tripled in value and we're looking to sell (Windermere) and downsize in the same area but not sure how much we'll be left with. Of course, buying prices have increased too...
If it’s your primary residence and you’ve owned it for 2+ years, no capital gains! Reach out and we can help ya. Ken@pozekgroup.com
Videos like this makes me so excited to retire there next year. I can’t wait to move back to Florida! Loved hearing about the Universal expansion/upgrades and air port expansion as we plan to travel in retirement. Wahoo
Thanks for this video, Ken! 2030 is honestly my timeframe for coming down for a potential relocation. It was highly enlightening to someone taking a perspective on that future from the angle of some old assumptions.
Your insight is very valuable and it’s fantastic that you put these things out there. It definitely elevates you above other “TH-cam realtors” and realtors in general. Thanks for all your hard work!
Appreciate that so much! It’s hard work but a lot of fun.
Hi Ken - I love these types of videos. Just forwarded the link to dear friends who keep toying with the idea of moving to Orlando. Enjoy today!
Thanks for your continued support, Helen ❤️🙏🏼
Excellent video and info, Ken! We cannot get enough information on Lake Nona and the new construction in Lake Nona / new construction status of Isle of Lake Nona and Summerdale Park
Brightline! Thanks for your great work and content Ken!
They need to build more roads. They love adding these new housing projects and apartment complexes but NO new roads. The traffic is getting out of hand. I also hate how most of the freeways are tolls. Absolutely ridiculous
I’ve lived in Kissimmee near the Lake Nona area since I was 2 years old. The growth has been absolutely wild and I’m always excited to see what’s coming next but I will say the gentrification of some of these lower-opportunity areas is not something I’d like to see continue on to 2030. I remember when my middle school had to add a bus stop on 192 for the many students who were living in those motels. After the recession, everyone’s house/condo was bought up and rented back to them at a price they couldn’t afford. Turning a low income apartment building close to downtown into “The Flats at Sodo” and doubling the rent just because a Starbucks no one asked for was built nearby is just sad. I hope more is done for the people being priced out of the areas they grew up in or came to when immigrating from their home country. Love the videos, Ken. Excited to see some more Sunbridge content as more pops up out there.
As an Orlando unicorn 🦄 native lol, and a teacher, I give this video two thumbs up 👍🏾👍🏾. Everything you said was spot on!
Thanks for chiming in, and for your work as a teacher. You’re the bomb dot com
Love your channel and its content. You're very open, honest and knowledgeable
about the Orlando area. Orlando is in our top 3 for relocation next year and will definitely give you a call if we choose Orlando
Weirdly I was actually born in Orlando.. but I do not remember anything about it because I left when I was 2 months old and lived in Miami then my parents split and we moved all over the east coast. So when I move to Orlando.. I really will be where I am from but it will be new.
Excellent video! As I have stated before I hope in the near future I hope the rumours are true and we get to look forward to seeing Disney build a 6000 home gated community in Sunbridge Florida. Anything that Disney has done when it came to real estate like their Celebration and the Golden Oak community are build to perfection. Think about a build the Disney 55+ neighbourhood similar to Golden Oak and/or Celebration with the same top builders but with a single level floor plans similar to The Villages in Florida's Designer Homes and Premier Homes would be amazing.
Finally made it over here on vacation for the first time since covid happened, went into foxtail and said i was here on your recommendation and they laughed, i did my bit!haha.
Hopefully you weren’t the first to say it 😂
@@kenpozek i get the impression they get it alot lol. Id be happy to wear some Pozek merch back home btw!
Hit me with your size and address and we’ll send ya some merch. Ken@pozekgroup.com
@@kenpozek some man!
This video made me subscribe! 🙌
Appreciate that very much!
Wow - you're definitely trying to put on the SELL real estate mode in your advertising of Orlando! The wages in the Orlando area do not keep up with its cost of living! I have grown up and lived in Orlando most of my life - it's much much more expensive than most people believe, think twice before moving to Central Florida.
I'm sitting tight in Falcon Trace (the poorer version of Hunter's Creek). However, I really dislike how small my lot is - so as soon as the supply chain nonsense eases up and construction costs normalize again - I'll be looking to relocate further out. I'm former Disney cast member but now fully remote. I want to remain within easy driving distance to Orlando, the parks, and the airport but want some elbow room - perhaps an acre+ lot with a big house (3500sf or more). I'd sell now but I'd lose my shirt while trying to line something else up in the area. Considering just buying land. I only need access to high speed Internet. My home has nearly doubled in value since I bought 6 years ago (according to Zillow), so that's nice.
Another interesting and well produced video by the Ken Pozek group. Kudos. Just hoping to find a decent job for when we finally move there. Even though I am very diverse as a business owner or multiple companies of the years, I struggle to see if I can actually work for somebody.
That would be a struggle for me for sure.
Great content! Keep it up!
7:40 Solution: Private schools. Alternative for those who cant afford it: voucher system. Make public schools compete, thats how you raise quality.
if we go to 5.3 million people, Windermere village will be a nightmare, they cant widen those roads
Yeah I don’t even drive down there anymore. At least not between nine and 11 and four and six
I'm really looking forward to warm winters without snowstorms 😆. Another great video, Ken! 👍
I’m excited for potential transportation projects. Orlando needs light rail and hopefully the penny sales tax passes and we can find these projects.
In love with backyard at 2:19.. what neighborhood? :-)
Are they starting to do a gentrification process on Mercy Drive and Pinehills area in Orange County, FL?
I hear a lot of red state young people will be moving to blue states with the recent Supreme Court decision (read the stats that Orlando is bluish in a red state ;).
If the influx prediction is true, I’ll hope to move to Florida, a redish state, especially if the home prices keep dropping.
When I am ready, I’ll look you up. Hope you’ll have time for me (maybe you’ll be too busy/popular by then). :)
Not just education Ken, but public infrastructure and public transport. All the houses, townhouses, condos going up needs to accommodate a state-of-the-art public transportation system to match the population boom.
Also, I'd like to retain some of the lands for parks and wildlife. I live on the Space Coast and think that it's awesome to be driving out for coffee and see manatees and dolphins as I cross the Pineda Causeway.
I grew up in Los Angeles in the 80s and 90s when all of the developers came in and swallowed up all of the land for workspaces and homes, condos and townhomes, and trust me it'll become a miserable place if there isn't a good balance of parks, nature areas, public transport.
Love watching your vids.
Cheers, from the best Coast.
Epic universe should be “epic” lol.
😂🤣 yup
Also Orlando sounds what LA used to be .
Now we’re trying to leave
This place will be yo crowded
Is Mercy Drive and Pine Hills area is going be turned into a genification area?
I think Downtown Ocoee is, because Downtown Winter Garden, Celebration, etc have been so successful. I wish builders would look at that when planning new towns.
Thinking we would like a second home in Orlando, a condo. How do I get in touch with you.
Info@pozekgroup.com is best :)
We’re considering building a home at the very new Del Webb Oasis 55+ community. Looking for a high-end, quality community and wondering if you feel Del Webb is a good choice? Are they reputable?
Pulte/Del Webb has a great product.
Yes ! Been trying to move out there for a year.
I think my LA address is affecting my job hunt?
I absolutely do. Do you have somebody that lives local? I’m getting a lot of resumes from all over the country, but since we’re looking to hire right away, and I always able to handle a relocation
I'm local. We've hired interstate and international. It just depends on your line of work.
epic universe, epic universe, please hurry up!!!! Disney there is a new kid in town.......gotta to step up your game and STOP nickel and diming your loyal customers!!!
I hope the pay rate for that new park will be way over $15 an hour. not no $10 $11 $12 $13 neither $14....
Lots of people died in orlando
Most people in Orlando don't even know who their mayor is and how he's managed to stay mayor for over 20 years . Smh .
Very curious who you’d like to see mayor?
hah! Can't get Foxtail to sponsor you. now that is a really local joke.
Hahah! If you know you know.
@@kenpozek I'm a local Belle Isle resident, I watch b/c its like a source of local news that i can't get from the Sentinal or other local MSM outlets. Thanks for all the great info!
One of my partners lives in Belle Isle. Love the Conway chain and the uniqueness of that area. Definitely wanted to fill that void that the Sentinel and main stream news doesn’t cover. So it makes my day that you said that!
@@kenpozek you do a great job of highlighting the uniqueness of this market. There is such diversity. There are sections that feel like you live in the country less than 5 min from massive suburbs. Want to live next to horse farm? Got that. Want to live in a modern highrise? Got that, you want your horse farm 15 min from downtown? Got that too!
As always some interesting insights. Not 100% accurate but interesting all the same. Personally, I see a gigantic piece of information missing in the details. The huge amount of billions of foreign dollars quietly moving out of here and being replaced by the young and all too often naïve next generation of investors. That should be something to watch. I predict by 2030 Orlando's "old" money will almost be gone.
Hey Allan. Thanks for watching as always. I actually mentioned that a good percentage of the people moving to Orlando are from other countries. I do agree that there’s going be more new money than Old over the next 10 years too. Hopefully not too naive for long
@@kenpozek I'm noticing plenty of " older " clients from Europe ,and especially Canada, are packing up and selling. Many having generated high profits since the start of Covid. Catch being it took them 20+years to generate that level of profit. Personally I appreciate that in their own countries growth like that is near impossible. As a result many newly retired families reckon having had extended vacations for two decades + doubling on the value of your vacation home is a good thing. My sad point is the next generation of younger buyers illogically assuming they'll double their profits in under 5 years. What a fallacy. Mind you , I have always argued never say never. After all, what other investment comes with a sun tan ?