Missouri stays deep red!

[TRex2]

Originally Posted by SteelCityRising

PA resident here. This is incorrect. Thanks!

Hey, we have another promoter of Deep State Propaganda.

That's alright, I suspect the Day of Reckoning is coming.

[MOforthewin]

Originally Posted by GraniteStater

That may be the case, the trades are always in demand in any resort/retiree/recreation demographic area that is experiencing population growth. The growth of specialty doctors and related professionals to handle growth of population is expected. However, these areas in general, still lack a larger percentage of professional higher paying positions commonly found in any sizable metro area- so out-migration of middle-aged and younger people is still going to be substantial. Therefore, these types of places become very demographically unbalanced with a very high percentage of elderly and far fewer younger people. Most don't grow very much anymore, Florida and a few others being an exception due to extreme in-migration numbers.

Except the problem is that the jobs in Florida pay a lot less than they do even compared to places like Georgia.

Also factor in the rising housing cost in FL and lower pay it's hard to attract people for those service jobs.

Like Collier County to my south. They have troubles finding teachers, healthcare workers and law enforcement due to how it's very expensive to live here. They thought about building affordable housing at one time to attract them.

Even doctors they have troubles getting here in Southwest FL due to a shortage and not getting enough of them to move down here.

Here in FL the healthcare system is sub par. FL has troubles attracting good doctors. I hear that a lot of people who move here from up North.