How many have moved back (Rochester, Pittsford: unemployment, incomes, tax rates)
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Ontario County was the 4th fastest growing county in the state and only Orleans County lost people in terms of Rochester metro area counties for the 2010 census: Growth of New York counties | rocdocs
It was already discussed that the influx is international immigrants looking for hand-outs.
Ontario County was the 4th fastest growing county in the state and only Orleans County lost people in terms of Rochester metro area counties for the 2010 census: Growth of New York counties | rocdocs
Thank you very much for yor information. You might want to double check with your sources of information (Brown University, Wikipedia, are you serious!!).
Just to give you an idea how data could be manipulated in the following article.
Even the richest person namely Tom Golisano has fled the community to be in sunshine Florida.
Yeah, imagine a 70 year old rich guy running to Florida for the coldest part of the year after living in NY all his life. Quite a concept! Think it will catch on?
BTW, Tom comes back in the summer to lounge at his Canandaigua and Mendon homes. Well, that's if he's not jetting around the world because he's a billionaire and billionaires do things like that....
I ran into him in Florida and he has nothing good to say about Rottenchester. I couldn't blame him after trying to sell his daughter's house for more than 2 years. He also complained about the taxes in Rottenchester that's why he become a permanent resident in Florida and you must spend more than 6 months there. I don't know if that's what a billionaire would do though but I guess he only likes to visit Rochester. Oh! We also agree that Syracuse will head to a dead end before Rochester.
Yeah, imagine a 70 year old rich guy running to Florida for the coldest part of the year after living in NY all his life. Quite a concept! Think it will catch on?
BTW, Tom comes back in the summer to lounge at his Canandaigua and Mendon homes. Well, that's if he's not jetting around the world because he's a billionaire and billionaires do things like that....
He was public about his dislike of NY taxes and the NY economic environment
He was public about his dislike of NY taxes and the NY economic environment
No doubt. I hate the taxes too. But watch as that playing field levels out in the states that everyone has fled to. I have relatives in NC. The only thing cheaper there now are the taxes. Everything else is high and climbing.....except the incomes. Do the math.
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No doubt. I hate the taxes too. But watch as that playing field levels out in the states everyone has fled to. I have relatives in NC. The only thing cheaper there now are the taxes. Everything else is high and climbing.....except the incomes. Do the math.
Feel free to check out the Census' website for their cost of living calculator. It does a few different categories and you can see, it all depends on the area. You could move to bumfug Mississippi and live pretty cheap or move to NOLA or Wrightsville Beach and pay a bit more.
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