Florida’s Most Up And Coming Cities
Many Florida cities aren’t considered major cities. These are smaller, but people still want to move to them. MoneyGeek did a study about the small cities around the country that are up and coming.
They looked at these cities because there are economic advantages of living in smaller cities. There is a lower cost of living and you’ll have the lifestyle benefits of urban proximity and recreation. So the way that money came up with this list is they looked at growth and prosperity indicators of 211 cities with populations from 63,000 to 100,000. They also found that the cities at the top of the list were here in Florida. Also, they found that people moving to the small cities are actually staying there and putting up roots.
The #1 overall city is North Port which is on the Gulf Coast of Florida. It has seen 28% in population growth and 43% in housing units since 2017. Additionally, they found that the median income is 78,$587 which is up 46%.
Below you will find the list of the 10 most up-and-coming small cities for financial prosperity according to MoneyGeek. Yes, there are a lot of Florida cities in the top 10.
The Top 10 Up And Coming Cities
1. North Port, Florida
2. New Braunfels, Texas
3. Tamarac, Florida
4. Georgetown, Texas
5. Boynton Beach, Florida
6. Deerfield Beach, Florida
7. South Jordan, Utah
8. Fort Myers, Florida
9. Palm Coast, Florida
10. Homestead, Florida
So if my math is correct, there are seven Florida cities in the top 10. There was another part of the study that found that Kissimmee, Florida is the top small city in attracting newcomers. They ranked first in net migration, and #31 in a five-year housing unit change. I do love that Florida is getting some recognition for their small cities, but will this cause the small cities to not become small cities anymore? That remains to be seen and hopefully, these cities can remain the way they have been and loved by so many.
Looking To Relocate Out Of Florida? These States Will Pay You To Move There
Looking to move out of Florida? If the answer is yes, some states will pay you to move there. I love it here in St. Petersburg, so I will not be moving anytime soon. I often hear people complaining about the cost of living and saying that Florida has become overcrowded. If you are one of those people and want to get paid to move, you have come to the right article.
Cost Of Living In Florida
According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the average cost of living per year in the Sunshine State is $50, 689 per person. That comes out to about $4,224 per person each year. Do you agree with this assessment? Is it more or less for you each month/year? Feel free to email me [email protected].
I’m a single woman with no kids, but my rent has increased. My car is paid off and I really need a new one, but have you seen the price of cars lately? People are paying anywhere from $600 a month for car notes for cars that are not even luxury. I think I will hold off until the prices go down. Everything around us has seemed to go up except our paychecks right? lol
These States Will Pay You To Move There
If you were to move out of Florida, what state would you move to? I always said I would either move back to Michigan or move to Georgia with my mom. I have no intention of doing so, but If it came down to it those are the states I would move to. Sadly, those are not the states that will pay you to come there.
There Are however 6 states that will pay you to move there. If money is a motive for you, check out the list below. Will be sad to see you leave Florida, but hey, you have to do what you have to do.
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