[Famalam]

Originally Posted by Red John

2015 was the highest year since 2005, literally a decade.

Florida Population Gain Annually 2005-2015:
2005: + 426,720
2006: + 324,952
2007: + 200,852
2008: + 159,463
2009: + 125,339
2010: + 148,666
2011: + 304,223
2012: + 246,488
2013: + 242,446
2014: + 311,102
2015: + 365,703

Places like pinellas county have LOST residents, symptoms of low density sprawl and **** poor public planning.

[Happiness-is-close]

Originally Posted by Famalam

Places like pinellas county have LOST residents, symptoms of low density sprawl and **** poor public planning.

Pinellas county lost people because of a high death rate due to the median age, smart one.

***MOD CUT***

[Ave07]

Traffic is getting worse and rent is going up as more people move down here.

[Trafalgar Law]

Florida is now the runaway sole owner of the future population growth of the Southeastern United States.

2010:
- Florida: 18,804,623
- Georgia: 9,688,681
- North Carolina: 9,535,692

2015:
- Florida: 20,271,272
- Georgia: 10,214,860
- North Carolina: 10,042,802

It is anticipated that Florida will outpace both of the other two states combined in population growth going into the future and continue widening the gap.

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Originally Posted by Red John

Florida is now the runaway sole owner of the future population growth of the Southeastern United States.

2010:
- Florida: 18,804,623
- Georgia: 9,688,681
- North Carolina: 9,535,692

2015:
- Florida: 20,271,272
- Georgia: 10,214,860
- North Carolina: 10,042,802

It is anticipated that Florida will outpace both of the other two states combined in population growth going into the future and continue widening the gap.

I'm a FL native that has lived in NC since August. NC is growing at a substantial rate but it won't have the population growth that FL does. One thing I do like about NC, is that even in the midst of all this growth, they are still able to retain the local culture and everything that makes the place great. Granted they don't have anywhere near the numbers of FL, but loads of people are still moving here and NC hasn't really changed at all.

[Majami]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

I hate it.

If you're a home owner, you should love it, more people = more pressure on real estate markets = appreciating values.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Majami

If you're a home owner, you should love it, more people = more pressure on real estate markets = appreciating values.

Like that helped. Lost over 80% of what i paid for my house in 04. Not looking to sell anyways. I want it back to pre 1800's.

[Majami]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

Like that helped. Lost over 80% of what i paid for my house in 04. Not looking to sell anyways. I want it back to pre 1800's.

In Miami, we recovered from 2008, is that not true for Pasco County?

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Majami

In Miami, we recovered from 2008, is that not true for Pasco County?

Not for west Pasco west of US19. Still buy homes for under 50k by the 100's.

[The Villages Guy]

Originally Posted by Happiness-is-close

I love it. New people, new cultures, and new ideas propell our state to the future.

Rather be growing, than dying!