#florida-migration

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fromBusiness Insider
5 days ago

I'm a native Floridian who left after 60 years. The high prices, traffic, and bad weather made it unlivable.

A native Floridian relocated to North Carolina due to unaffordable housing costs, excessive development, traffic congestion, and desire for a slower lifestyle despite leaving family and lifelong connections behind.
fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks ago

Americans aren't flocking to Florida like they used to. Higher prices are a big reason.

"Affordability was part of it, but we were also looking forward to having a slower pace of life. I lived in South Florida my entire life - and it's not anything like what it used to be."
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fromAol
4 weeks ago

Florida's pandemic population boom cools

Florida's domestic migration plunged from 310,892 in 2022 to 22,517 in 2025, moderating overall population growth toward pre-pandemic rates.
fromSun Sentinel
1 month ago

Fort Lauderdale scores high as landing spot for people moving to Florida, U-Haul survey says

U-Haul ranked Florida as the No. 2 growth state for 2025, second only to Texas, according to its proprietary growth index that analyzed one-way customer moves from the past calendar year. The company said Florida climbed two spots from No. 4 in 2024. It was ranked No. 2 from 2021-23 and was the leading growth state in 2019. The year 2025 marked "11 consecutive years that Florida has been among the top four U-Haul growth states," the company said in a statement.
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fromAxios
1 month ago

This island off Miami is now America's most expensive ZIP code

Between the lines: Fisher Island's beauty, isolation and closeness to downtown Miami make it an easy sell. Residents pay a $500,000 membership fee and nearly $40,000 for amenities, including pickleball and tennis courts, two deepwater marinas, a golf course, and a private primary school, the Tampa Bay Times reports. "You pretty much have your own oasis in the city," Jill Eber, a resident and luxury real estate broker, told the outlet.
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Business
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

The gig economy is moving to Florida, just like everyone else

Orlando and Miami led large US metros with 32% growth in independent workers (2019–2024), reflecting Sun Belt gains in freelance and self-employment.
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