[moguldreamer]

Originally Posted by SEAandATL

As for the demographics of people moving out of Florida: blacks, LGBT, Democrats, possibly some Hispanics as well.

What about NYers? Are the NYers moving out of Florida yet?

[moguldreamer]

Originally Posted by kidyankee764

It’s not elderly, anymore. They can’t afford it here.

Seniors are by far the wealthiest age cohort of any age cohort.

[moguldreamer]

Originally Posted by bmw335xi

Zaru
Kungfu Kitchen
Juju
Edoboy
Pho Huong Lan
Soeseki Modern Omakase

...to name a few.

Wait. You forgot to add Olive Garden & Applebee's.

[silverct9a]

Hey…we gotta “own the libs”

Originally Posted by cparker73

Can we PLEASE bring back that type of Republican? The current crop has no interest in governing while trying to go toe-to-toe with Liberals on social issues that they're on the wrong side of history on. A country club Republican would not waste time and money going after the state's largest employer and taxpayer the way DeSantis has with Disney. He's going to lose that battle while costing taxpayers millions.

[Ghaati]

Originally Posted by cparker73

Can we PLEASE bring back that type of Republican? The current crop has no interest in governing while trying to go toe-to-toe with Liberals on social issues that they're on the wrong side of history on. A country club Republican would not waste time and money going after the state's largest employer and taxpayer the way DeSantis has with Disney. He's going to lose that battle while costing taxpayers millions.

You got what you voted for. Vote better next time.

[SEAandATL]

Originally Posted by midnight999

Why would Hispanics want to move out of Florida?

They are a significant community there and Miami is a Hispanic majority and majority Spanish speaking city.

I would have thought that they feel very much at home in Florida.

Not many but some. I've met plenty in Georgia who wanted to move up here for the more laid-back culture and hospitality. But nowhere near the numbers of the black and LBGT communities.

[Dave_n_Tenn]

Originally Posted by Ghaati

You got what you voted for. Vote better next time.

Hispanics are very mobile and move freely around Florida and the US in general.

[beach43ofus]

Originally Posted by moguldreamer

What about NYers? Are the NYers moving out of Florida yet?

Of course...NY'ers have been moving out since the 1860's when the 1st railroad was completed. Many continue to do so for a myriad of reasons.

Many NY'ers move from FLA to the Carolina's, & there's even a term for them.."halfbacks".

1-2 years of the Florida heat is usually enough to chase many of them away...many stick too.

Some move to FLA in their 60's when they're independent, then leave to be closer to family, in their 80's...when they need help.

I've found 2 groups of NY'ers to be quite different...NYC transplants, & NY State'ers, from outside the city...very different in many ways.

[Arcenal813]

Originally Posted by SEAandATL

Not many but some. I've met plenty in Georgia who wanted to move up here for the more laid-back culture and hospitality. But nowhere near the numbers of the black and LBGT communities.

Wouldn’t think any of that if one spent as little as a few hours in Orlando or Fort Lauderdale.

[mechgator]

Originally Posted by drive carephilly

Census has the best data on this - this is from 2020 - top 50 origins for people moving to Orange County by number of people. Remember that people also leave the area. I'll post the net in a separate post.

Anyway, most people are moving here from somewhere else in Florida or from the Caribbean/Central/South America. That, "everyone is from NY" is nonsense.

Florida Seminole County 10,288
South America - 8,122
Florida Miami-Dade County 5,872
Florida Osceola County 5,759
Florida Broward County 4,137
Caribbean - 3,348

I believe that. After South Florida, Orlando metro is the second most popular area to move to for the Brazilians.