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Well, there is some truth to his statement. Nearly 70% of all people who move to Florida end up moving out within 5-10 years after moving there. But at the end of the day, it's still a net gain in population anyway.
That seems like something that would be impossible to gauge. Not that it isn't the case with Florida, but I would be skeptical of any numbers.
Mostly, I thought his comment about people staying "forever" in those other states, to be funny. As if people don't move away from those states.
Well, there is some truth to his statement. Nearly 70% of all people who move to Florida end up moving out within 5-10 years after moving there. But at the end of the day, it's still a net gain in population anyway.
I don't why you keep posting this stat even though it has been proven not to be true. Again, the number of people moving out of Florida is 70% of the number of people moving into Florida. But it's not necessarily the same people. It's more likely a combination of new residents and native Floridians moving out of Florida.
There's a chance. Probably not definitive until the end of the next winter unless New York state outside of NYC and its environs makes a drastic turnaround.
It will not be long before south Florida and California is like the north east. So many people move to California and south Florida ( think it cheaper and better life) and find it hard to find jobs and cost living going up every year. No wonder so many people moving to Phoenix or Texas.
If you are rich my all means move to south Florida or California.But do not think you are going to get $200 or $300 dollar home unless you in want to live in the ghetto.
I don't why you keep posting this stat even though it has been proven not to be true. Again, the number of people moving out of Florida is 70% of the number of people moving into Florida. But it's not necessarily the same people. It's more likely a combination of new residents and native Floridians moving out of Florida.
It is people who think well the cost of living is so high and a million dollar home in New York will get you small ghetto home and well out in suburbs of north east will get you $400,00 to $600,000 small home.
People want to cash out on sun belt cities of $50,000 to $200,000 homes and say WOW that move to sun belt cities than get in south Florida and California and have hard time finding jobs and housing price is not $50,000 to $200,000 died long ago.
No wonder they are miserable.And leave south Florida and California after 5 years.
I don't why you keep posting this stat even though it has been proven not to be true. Again, the number of people moving out of Florida is 70% of the number of people moving into Florida. But it's not necessarily the same people. It's more likely a combination of new residents and native Floridians moving out of Florida.
You left Flahrida, too.
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