TOP 7 REASONS WHY PEOPLE ARE LEAVING SOUTH FLORIDA✈️| FOREVER CHANGED 😭
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- Have you considered moving to Florida but want to know why people are leaving Florida? In this video we discuss the top reasons why people are leaving the great state of Florida and especially the Boca Raton Florida are prices of housing, condo and HOAs fees, sudden income gentrification, and politics.
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To add, my reasons as a SFlo native would be:
1. Traffic is terrible all across South Florida during peak times. Back to back traffic which causes my number 2 point.
2. Increase in hyper aggressive drivers. Folks no longer obey traffic laws. I always say it’s like playing GTA5 when driving. Anything goes. I seen the most unbelievable drivers where they go 80mph in a 30mph zone, run red lights, cut all the way across on the highway to not miss an exit last minute with no blinker and not yield to pedestrians. Motorcyclist zig zag in and out of traffic. Lots and lots of road rage especially seeing an increase of gun related road rage incidents is getting more common. For new Floridians it’s best to expect that everyone has a gun. It’s much worse the more south you go. I don’t remember it being this bad 10years ago.
3. Terrible public schools - The only way to have your kid attend a great school is to rent in a good neighborhood and have them attend there or homeschool.
4. Folks are rude and lack basic human levels of compassion. No one remembers to hold the door open or say excuse me at a store anymore. Which I think is mainly related to the mix of different cultures.
5. English is quickly becoming a forgotten language.
Traffic on I-95 is wild because it may be fast moving but appears to dangerous and sporadic that its hard to predict traffic movement. Your video game comment is true though. Public schools have to be carefully chosen by parents. Lots of people find the Boca Schools to be desirable.
Reason 8: The apparent lack of sidewalks.
You are not lying lol 😂 there are a lot of aggressive drivers here too. I always have to keep an eye while walking like this.
@@BocaRatonLiving
We do have sidewalk-less neighbourhoods in Europe as well in single family home areas, but they're usually heavily speed regulated with speedbumps and other physical barriers. It's usually safe enough for kids to play in the street. The street you're on while filming this just looks terrifying for pedestrians.
Yes. When I’m filming like this, I always have to keep my eyes out for cars. Some drivers here do not care about pedestrians or bicyclists. There are neighborhoods with sidewalks but intersections are still difficult at times. Since the areas in the best locations were built first in south Florida, these older neighborhoods never thought about pedestrians. The newer neighborhoods are away from beach’s or higher ground a lot of times. Because of land scarcity, the developers are going further into the wetlands.
Palm beach county is the flipper and investor capital of the US. Many homes have been traded 2-3 times since 2020. The speculators can only play hot potato 🥔 for so long.
I have seen so many houses in the past 2 years get bought, cosmetically remodeled, and sold again that it doesn’t even surprise me anymore. That’s why it’s important to look at AC units, electrical panels, and roofs very closely.
So it should be titled why people are moving out of Boca Raton… SWFL keeps growing new houses are going up like crazy
Thanks for commenting! The SWFL region has its own pros and cons and has a completely different cultural and economic environment than south Florida region (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties)
People complain, but keep moving into the state. Since April 2020, Florida has gained another million people. 70% of all population growth in the US is attributed to just Texas and Florida.
People do complain a lot lately about Florida. This video is made for people to understand why those people are complaining and leaving. Certain areas of Florida had property values more than doubled in the past few years. This has caused everyday hardworking people such as police officers, teachers, and nurses to be very quickly priced out of the city that they work in. As these other states keep destroying themselves with policies, Florida will keep having growing pains unfortunately. I see net migration to stay positive moving forward unless something drastically changes.
@BuyFlorida561 I agree that housing costs continue to rise. It is unfortunate the product of continued demand from net migration into the state. FL has been rapidly adding housing units, but is certainly putting stress on traffic and infrastructure.
I grew up here. This state has gone to hell. I hate it now. Not the same
Where were you considering in moving to? SC appears to be a popular place for people moving out of the state.
HOA should be illegal.
HOAs have an interesting history of how they got created.
Omg, I TOTALLY agree with everything!! I'm from Tampa, moved to NC several years ago (but still own a family house in Tampa without homeowners...). I could reinforce every point but one I get daily is the attitude from people outside of Florida when I say I'm from Florida. And I don't blame them, I know these MAGA Desantis people, I can't talk to them. Even dating for young people, you have to check before you get involved. My son is dating one of the extreme conservatives (he's not) and I want to cry 😢 and I don't understand why?? Nevertheless, for you; being licensed in other states is important. Sooner or later all the average people are going to move. I love NC, in Florida (as a native) I spent maybe 10-20% outside, now I spend 50%!! Oh and mention electric bills... $500 a month in summer for a home?! That AC costs & replacing units has to be done more often because they're run so much. Thanks for highlighting this (and more) people need to know! 🤍
Thank you for the comment! I hope the political silliness calms down after this election year is done. Both parties have gone to silly extremes at this point and moderate/normal people are hard to find. Might start looking to investing in other states as well!
Association fees are soaring . One relative told me last week her association fees will go up another $400 a month in South Florida. Association fees in some condos are nearly the price of the mortgage .. Many service workers are quitting jobs after a few months. Rarely see the same employees unless it's a Mexican or Chinese restaurant . Many people have moved to Alabama from Florida.
The HOA fees down in south Florida are becoming unbearable for retired residents. The new regulations along with insurance cost skyrocketing have changed everything. I speak with a lot of people who live in condos in south Florida and special assessments are hitting them hard.
For service workers, it is a daily frustration. I do see a lot of new university graduates relocating up north for better affordability.
@@BocaRatonLiving I've seen it in Sarasota etc. My lord the association fees are going up . I feel for retirees many will end up having to work or relocate. I've seen a few decent deals in an area called Green Pond Road in Polk County nearly bought 4 acres for $12,000 but the same day sold. Not to far away an acre is going for over $100,000 . It's not far from Tampa or Orlando. Seen the same plots going for $25,000 for one acre on that street Some people don't advertise they just put signs up mostly old timers So I'm watching that area .
@@BocaRatonLivingwhy would anyone buy in a hoa?!!
Ca to rent is $ 3000-$4000 a mo to rent, don't know where you get $2000 a mo rent, doesn't exist
Some families like to be in certain communities with amenities or gates at the entrances. They actively request them. I do my best to explain the pros and cons and have them make their choice of what they want.
This was informative. Thanks.
Thank you so much for commenting! My goal is to help people to have an easier time to relocate to Florida. I have moved personally within the state a few times and each city has been drastically different.
I watch some RUclipsrs who sold their house and left the state. They said it was too expensive in Florida.
Florida has gotten really expensive especially in certain areas. Working class people are really getting priced out of Florida very quickly. North and central Florida has a lot more cheaper options. I've helped a lot of people moving UP in Florida.
Insurance & property taxes in FL are out of control.
Insurance is ridiculous. I really hope things don't keep getting worse with it.
As I sit here in traffic worst than I have ever seen in my 57 years living in south Florida you tell me people are leaving yes right.
Stay safe in that traffic especially I-95! Yes. There is still more people coming into Florida than are leaving. But, there are still people leaving for the issues mentioned in the video.
@BuyFlorida561 i hope to leave in 2 years
What part of Florida do you currently live in and where you thinking about moving to?
@@BocaRatonLiving Pembroke Pines. Planning to leave in 2025 sometime. Looking at NC, TN or KY. It is so hard to coordinate when you have a place to sell first.
Let us know if you need any help in selling your house! There are over 200,000 real estate agents in Florida. We can def help you find a local expert to help you sell your house and can help you locate one in any state you want to relocate to as well! Send a text for more information.
Hey Atlanta don’t have any beaches Jsin and we got high crime and really bad traffic
Thank for you commenting! Yeah, Atlanta def does not have any beaches. Alpharetta and Duluth are some areas my family enjoyed. Downtown Atlanta traffic on interstate has never been fun for us either. lol
Politicians rely on your on your lack of interest in politics to gain power so they can control what rights and freedoms you should have.
Thanks for sharing. Things are changing quickly.
That NYC # is ridiculously low because all 5 boros are factored in.Manhattan ? 3k a month gets you 325 sq.feet.
Manhattan is ridiculous even for a hotel. lol Boca by some is considered to be another one of those Boros! SO many people from NYC here.
@@BocaRatonLiving When I go somewhere, I never tell anyone im from NY lololol....some of us ARE normal clawing to get out.
@@BocaRatonLiving Times Square was safer in the late 80s, when it was all porn shops and porn theaters, crackheads, homeless, beggars. Couldnt pay me enough to hop on a train and hang in NYC.....Grade A dump today.
I have seen it so many times in a retail setting that when someone walks up to the counter and IMMEDIATELY tells the cashier that they are from NY, Chicago, etc that this person is about to be loud and rude lol
Reach out if you are tying to escape to Florida. Would love to help you out!
I didn't know how much politics was around until I moved to another state and no one even talks about politics or has stickers on thier car.
Yes!! Florida has become very political lately. Native Floridians can def tell the difference in the past few years. Honestly, it is from both sides of the political isle as well.
@@BocaRatonLiving I feel that politics is definitely detrimental to ones mental health. I also would suggest that people really consider if they want to move here in an election year. I just suspect that the state is going to be on edge in just a couple of months.
470 to 1085 is 130% increase, not 230% increase
100 to 100 is zero, 100 to 200 is 100%, 470 to 1085 is 130% aprox....
Thanks for commenting! Also, you are completely correct. Good catch. Thank you.
Great video. I agree. The politicos are destroying Florida. I’ve never seen it so polarized. It’s just awful.
Thank you for your positive feedback! Yes! Things are much more polarized now than when I was growing up here.
Great video to keep people away so there’ll be more room when I move down there 😃 I love everything about South FL, even Desantis 😍
South Florida is amazing! We love it here. Thanks for commenting! Reach out if you ever need to talk about locations down here.
People complaining about Florida weather irritate me. Even though Summer 2023 got pretty bad for a little bit, it wasn't even the hardest hit state in the USA with the wet bulb warnings - Texas and the Mississippi River corridor took the brunt of that heat advisory.
I agree that the southern gulf coast can be unbearable as well! The gulf coast around lower Alabama can be the rainiest in the ENTIRE country as well. Thanks for sharing!
More People are complaining about the heat because more people are getting older, old people complain about everything
People may complain about the heat but most people would rather be hot than cold 🥶
Its not so much the temp as its the humidity which slow boils you. Its high humidty in hi i butt the trade winds are blowing air cooled by the pacific ocean. Well that and it rains alot and not just overnight like on the big island. FL is the 4th rainist state rains more often thanks to humidty and more volume of rain. Its also flat so no mtns to block stroms.
Might need to visit Hawaii for a direct comparison myself.
Some people are moving out because home prices are going up but home prices are only continuing to rise because so many people are vying to live there, disproportionately more than are leaving. It's not caused by a speculative bubble, it's literally just the inherent ratio of scarcity underlying the assets (real estate). This is a common mechanic for large cities and their real estate markets around the world, whats different in the case of Florida is the influx of people affecting the aforementioned ratio are not foreign immigrants, but domestic individuals choosing to resettle in south Florida. All in all: Yes unfortunately, when the standard of living regresses in the majority of states and cities across America, it doesn't take one thats even necessarily progressing but just maintaining its standards, for people to start flocking to it, and yes that means existing developed land will become relatively more scarce, and as a consequence more expensive. As a market response, new communities will accrue where it's cheaper to build, and the cycle will continue. The only actual problem occurs when developers aren't allowed to develop, everything else is just change, not necessarily positive or negative.
Thanks for sharing! That is actually a really good perspective of the situation.
@@BocaRatonLiving Thanks man, I enjoyed the video and looking at all the beautiful houses in the background!
Thank you! There are some really beautiful areas down here in south Florida.
No speculation??? Boca is one of the flipper and investors capitals of the entire county. I bet 50 percent of all homes sold are speculators. People need to organize against them.
Boca is definitely unique and I’m confident in its market unlike other parts of Florida.
My friends house Had a 9 year old roof on his house ( $25,000) and the insurance company said he needed a new roof or he’d be dropped they didn’t care about the age of the roof , no new roof no insurance , no insurance mortgage default…. New roof - $35;000
Insurance companies can be ridiculous with their requirements and can drop you so quickly in Florida. So many people are in denial about the Florida insurance crisis.
25k seems steep! What state and how large is the home (and pitch of the roof)?
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It’s a nice size house, but he’s not the only one that’s been told this and now it’s hard to find someone, contractors are backed up and they can’t find workers , after the new Immigration law , plus the insurance company gave him a deadline, so explain that to the bank
A tile roof is very expensive and popular here in south Florida. I was recently getting a quote for a client. It was 40K for a roof. Also, the titles that they wanted were on back order as well.
Wait til they go to Boring Tenn. No beaches and to cold in winter and no ocean breeze in summer.
I couldn’t imagine living there during this period in my life. I would really want to be in a coastal city that has immediate access to other cities.
I originally from nashville…….it wasn’t boring……it was a great place to grow up!!! Now living in miami over 28 yrs~ yikes! I bought my home at 10% interest when they were much more affordable! I miss the nice people of Tennessee……florida is the home of the rudest people! The weather is great……and there are some wonderful people here………i just cannot go back to the cold!! My parents left me a home in TN that is now worth over $1.3 million! I grew up in the richest county of tn!!!
@@Cocoatreat That would be a great place to raise a child. Better that here. Thank You!
Wow! 28 years is a long time in one place! Do you still enjoy living in the Miami area? Would you consider relocating to another part of Florida? Most people are moving upward within the state or the Carolinas.
@@BocaRatonLiving i still like living in miami…..however, i am retiring in the next 1 1/2 yrs……i am considering moving to the Ft. Lauderdale area…. I just love south florida! You cannot beat the weather….and i grew up with humidity……i could move back to the Nashville area …..it would be great…i would be around family…..& have a nice big home to live in…….but its cold there…..it snows…..and now they are experiencing tornadoes….. i will probably just stay where i live…..my property taxes are low.. i just need to downsize a bit! When you retire, you have to look at the state that will be good for your retirement…….florida - no state tax……Tn, texas, Nevada, Washington, & 4 other states…. When retired., i want a state that has good healthcare and benefits the retired… when you get old… most of us will be cold….so florida does it for me!
South florida is not all florida. Go up my friend.
I am actually one of the few native Floridians who moved down from north Florida to South Florida. I was looking for a faster pace for this period of my life. Also, I am hoping to tell my future grandchildren about our modern day Atlantis 🌴
Yeah. Sure. The gained 3 congressional seats. Math. Genius
Thanks for sharing!
My homeowners in CT is not cheap.
Wow. CT homeowners insurance is suppose to be below the national average of $2,413 according to MarketWatch. Make sure you are reaching out to your insurance agent to get the best deal!
@@BocaRatonLiving They insist that it costs double to rebuild, which, having built a second investment home during COVID, I can assure you it does not. I'm going to have to get some new build comps to prove it. The other problem is that when you bundle, the auto insurance is probably lower - and I have to wait until March (when a claim drops off) to start searching.
Good luck! Insurance has def been a problem for many in our country. It becomes a problem with it is an unpredictable expense especially in retirement.
Why even visit there with allthe hassleswhenyou can justgotohi
No place is perfect. I really want buyers to have a more complete overview of the area before they blindly spend 1 million dollars on a home for their family. I met many people who have an idealistic reality of living in Florida. I would rather set more honest expectations so they have a better experience with their home purchase and less likely to experience buyers remorse long term.
Every reason people Loved Florida has almost been Bulldozed . The laid back inexpensive living is a thing of the past . You may as well live in California . Way Overcrowded , extremely expensive with most jobs not paying enough to afford a one bedroom apartment , if you can find one . While almost the entirety of the State is now nothing but a huge construction zone . No Thanks .
The entire state has so much building and changes over the past 5 years. There are so parts of Florida that are hesitant to change though. Certain places in the panhandle are very less crowded and way more affordable for now.
Another Lies from another Dems.
Thanks for sharing!
Living in Florida is a bad joke. You have to either be a multi-millionaire or a fool, or both.
Never thought of it like that….
Have you ever visited Washington DC or Atlanta ? Ok sorry
Thank you for commenting. I have been to Atlanta area very frequently when I lived in north Florida for Korean BBQ. Delicious 🤤. For DC, I only spent 1 week up there for business purposes. Beautiful buildings. Very cold tho. I would hate to commute to the city from outside areas.
And the Publix grocery monopoly is way over rated and ridiculously over priced.
Publix is promoted and accepted so much in Florida. I was shocked when I learn other stores were cheaper in prices lol Florida people are just accustomed to shopping there.
Best subs can't beat em
Great subs! Just shocked how much a chicken tender sub can be now lol I don’t remember it being over $10 a few years ago!!
@@BocaRatonLiving prices are rising, but I'll take a $10 Italian sub from Publix over $16 double quarter pounder meal from McDonald's. Tacobell is the only fast food you get get a meal under $10 now.
Haven’t been to McDonalds in a long time. Didn’t realize that it’s over $16 for a meal there. That is insane!
#1 Desantis
Thanks for sharing! There are many who really enjoyed his leadership in Florida. Much support!
Cuban immigrants and their Descendants really love a modern day Benito Mussolini.
Reason 9: Trump people
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Florida has gotten so political on both sides. Case in point lol