These 9 Things STOP 80% of People From Moving To Tampa Florida
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- If you are Moving To Tampa Florida, you are not alone! Thousands of people dream about moving to this sunny paradise every year. But did you know that a whopping 80% of those people end up not making the move and I want to share with you why that is! In this video, we’re diving into the top 9 reasons that stop so many people from making the leap to Tampa, Florida. Whether you're concerned about the weather, cost of living in Tampa, or something else entirely, stick around to see if any of these factors could change your mind-or might Tampa still be the perfect place for you?
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🌟 What you'll find in this video:
🏠 List of 9 things that stop people from moving to Tampa Florida
💰 Learn about the pros and cons of living in Tampa Florida
📈 a local's perspective at living in Tampa
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If you have to drive to work everyday in the morning Tampa is absolutely atrocious. Traffic is a nightmare
@@johnwayne-vs7ub depends on your route and time but yes it can be
Keep preaching my.man
Amen!
People get scared after they see prices of houses and condos in Tampa area. Plus hoa fees, scare the crap out of you , yikes
@@tonyn3227 if you compare to 5 years ago yes, but compare it to other similar sized metro and we are still on par or less than others
@@TampaFloridaLiving amam comparing to 5-15 years ago. When house sold for $112k. Now same house 8 years later is being sold for $359. That ain't normal. In my opinion. I've had my house in Chicago suburbs for 30 years I can barely make $125k. Profit. Now people in Florida want over$200k profit in just few years. So overpriced that whoever buys at today's inflated price will almost never make money on it in near future. Unless they wait another 25 years
Stay out of Florida in general. We are full! 😉
Here are the reasons people aren't moving to Tampa (or most of the major metro areas here in Florida): Reasons 1-9: The cost
I just have one Question do Tampa flood a lot I hate a place that flood . Cause I’m looking to buy a big house in Tampa or Orlando but I don’t want no there is water 💦 when is hurricane season
@@guerline685 dont buy in a flood zone and you will be fine!
@@TampaFloridaLiving I need your information cause I’m looking to buy soon
@@guerline685 email us at info@themorejongroup.com
Tampa is one of the worst cities when it comes to sprawl and urban design. It is also one of the most car-centric urban areas in the country. Most tourists who go to the Tampa area go to St. Petersburg or Clearwater beaches. As a city, Tampa is nowhere near as exciting as Miami or Fort Lauderdale.
Many tourist do skip over Tampa not realizing it has a lot to offer! And ita bot apples to apples with miami or Ft. Lauderdale… but thats what makes it unique. More easy going vibe and more family friendly IMO
You're kidding me right...Lauderdale is overcrowded and been run over by rude NYers for 20 years now...Lauderdale is horrible
I think Tampa is way better ❤
👏I watch all your videos there excellent you for got to mention the pay scale a lot of people that I meet from the north when I’m vacationing somewhere in Florida they ask me about location I tell i live in Wesley my son owns a dance convention so we travel to like 36 plus cities I have some friends that live in buffalo and Syracuse New York say they wouldn’t move because of the pay scale Florida does not pay well at some jobs I see a a lot of in-laws living with kids because they would not make it on there own myself I’m retired I was employed with FedEx for 30 years I walked away afterwards got tired of winters and snow fortunately I walked away with 2 pension my 410k and I have social security plus I have a part time job shuttle driver 3 days a week it’s fun and I’m living the dream for folks I talked to there struggling and the answer is money 💴 I don’t make enough. Well I’m done though I like your videos and I do recommend to those I talk to.
@@frankmusso318 appreciate you sharing and watching!
I'm a local blogger in this area. Would you like to collaborate with me?
@@MrTopKat92 shoot me an email with your contact info@themorejongroup.com
@@TampaFloridaLiving I tried, but your email provide rkeeps rejecting it
I purposely went to Tampa in July. I didn't find the bugs, heat, and humidity any worse than here in the Northeast. The only huge negative, other than hurricanes, are the constant PM thunderstorms in the summer. That's not something I liked. They also occur during the evening rush hour, which makes driving impossible! Other than that, sign me up!
@@Twobarpsi you will eventually come to like thunderstorms also…. Or at least when you are inside because they make the best naps lol
I'm literally moving here for thunderstorms. Lol they're the best.
@@Sealmeal lol
St Pete has the areas 1st BRT rapid transit system the Sunrunner, sometimes called rail on wheels, easy boarding, easy payment, dedicated lanes, beach to downtown, hopefully more routes added in future but a great start
Also Looper trolley and Central Ave trolley are free and run 7 days a week early to late
Apart from thunderstorms ( I meant it scared me a lot) but normal for local people, I didn't like the fact that the homeless hyjacked the park in the middle of the city 😮 I don't feel safe to be in the park in the middle of the day cos so many of homeless there. And park is part of our normal life in 🏴
@@Daniel-dg1yw understood. What park was that. I see homeless but not a ton to where i typically feel unsafe