Anonymous
06/11/2026 19:34
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The growth is in the middle of the state. Cattle fields are being converted to standalone houses.
Can you imagine moving to florida to live in the middle? Yuck
Wherever you live, please, stay there! You don't want to live in Florida and we don't want you either
I'm just questioning your judgment that's all. Florida for beaches, sure. Florida for hot muggy flat nothingness? Nah.
Central Florida has several gorgeous natural springs, like Weikeva and Ginnie Spring and Blue Springs and Kelly Creek Rock springs. There is also some nice lakes, and Clermont is hilly with nice views. I don't live in central Florida, but it's not actually flat nothing.
Anonymous
06/11/2026 15:39
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The growth is in the middle of the state. Cattle fields are being converted to standalone houses.
Can you imagine moving to florida to live in the middle? Yuck
Wherever you live, please, stay there! You don't want to live in Florida and we don't want you either
I'm just questioning your judgment that's all. Florida for beaches, sure. Florida for hot muggy flat nothingness? Nah.
Anonymous
06/11/2026 13:33
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The growth is in the middle of the state. Cattle fields are being converted to standalone houses.
Can you imagine moving to florida to live in the middle? Yuck
Wherever you live, please, stay there! You don't want to live in Florida and we don't want you either
seriously, though, central FL for most of the year must be hot sticky humid.
Anonymous
06/11/2026 13:18
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The growth is in the middle of the state. Cattle fields are being converted to standalone houses.
Can you imagine moving to florida to live in the middle? Yuck
Wherever you live, please, stay there! You don't want to live in Florida and we don't want you either
Anonymous
06/11/2026 10:58
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:The growth is in the middle of the state. Cattle fields are being converted to standalone houses.
Can you imagine moving to florida to live in the middle? Yuck
Anonymous
06/11/2026 10:28
Subject: Re:Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:I lived there and had family there.
The activities are limited and so the area is dull.
Water is rising, especially in Miami, whether people want to admit it or not. I would not buy a home there.
It’s fine to visit but dull for long-term living unless you love golf and boring restaurants.
Did you live there in 1985?
Anonymous
06/11/2026 07:22
Subject: Re:Are people still moving to Florida?
I lived there and had family there.
The activities are limited and so the area is dull.
Water is rising, especially in Miami, whether people want to admit it or not. I would not buy a home there.
It’s fine to visit but dull for long-term living unless you love golf and boring restaurants.
The activities are limited and so the area is dull.
Water is rising, especially in Miami, whether people want to admit it or not. I would not buy a home there.
It’s fine to visit but dull for long-term living unless you love golf and boring restaurants.
Anonymous
06/11/2026 07:09
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
The growth is in the middle of the state. Cattle fields are being converted to standalone houses.
Anonymous
06/11/2026 05:57
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Oh ok, that makes sense. At least here in FL (well, Tampa and Orlando, haven't been to Miami) all the growth is outside the metro areas, which are already built up. For example, Clermont and Davenport in the Orlando/Kissimmee area. Around Tampa, it's places like Fish Hawk, Riverview, New Tampa, Odessa, Wesley Chapel. All these places are growing like mad, but it's not like they can build a 3000 house develepment in the middle of Tampa city.
Anonymous
06/10/2026 22:54
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote:So, I'm not sure how this graph measures a 'city'-is it actual city limits, or county or what. As far as Tampa Bay, where I am-I would guess that is probably accurate for within the Tampa city limits, because building there is like infill stuff. All the growth is in north and south Hillsborough County, where there is tremendous growth. Also in east and west Pasco county, and Hernando county (these counties are in Tampa Bay). All these places have many thousands of building permits out.
These are metro areas
Anonymous
06/10/2026 12:04
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
So, I'm not sure how this graph measures a 'city'-is it actual city limits, or county or what. As far as Tampa Bay, where I am-I would guess that is probably accurate for within the Tampa city limits, because building there is like infill stuff. All the growth is in north and south Hillsborough County, where there is tremendous growth. Also in east and west Pasco county, and Hernando county (these counties are in Tampa Bay). All these places have many thousands of building permits out.
Anonymous
06/07/2026 06:29
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
I wouldn't buy a condo in coastal Fl-and I live in Fl. However, the majority of the growth here is in single family homes. My county has thousands of permits out for new single family homes, as does the neighboring county (Tampa Bay area).
Anonymous
04/23/2026 19:41
Subject: Are people still moving to Florida?
Anonymous wrote: Why did this PP leave out Pasco and Polk county?
Because they are among the fastest growing counties in the nation.
That’s a list of the biggest counties.