Neighborhoods with low hispanic population N/E? (Orlando, University: restaurant, move to)

[L00k4ward]

Originally Posted by Roger Lessman

No. Surely she listens to Victor Manuelle and Selena at full blast to aid in her creative process, thus claiming her space from those evil folks who merely "reside". For the sake of her poor coworkers I hope she works from home. I would question the wisdom of her employer if she is paid too well to spout such nonsense.

You must be rich and white according to that idiotic article!

If she works from home it is worse: feel sorry for the neighbors

[IceMonkey]

She must be an advocate of slums as well. Paper thin apartment walls where you can hear people screaming at each other, having sex, the occasional rat scurrying through...so earthy and real.

[L00k4ward]

Originally Posted by L00k4ward

You must be rich and white according to that idiotic article!

If she works from home it is worse: feel sorry for the neighbors

Originally Posted by IceMonkey

She must be an advocate of slums as well. Paper thin apartment walls where you can hear people screaming at each other, having sex, the occasional rat scurrying through...so earthy and real.

Bet she doesn’t live like she advocates; bet she lives in a quieter part of the city.

Looks like she is a writer selling her books and even the Pulitzer Prize finalist; so does work at home?

Just hope she doesn’t play her music at high volume for the sake of her “ inappropriately quiet for her” neighbors

[tinytrump]

Originally Posted by Roger Lessman

I'd welcome some insight from someone more familiar with the culture, maybe. What is with the noisy and raucous behavior of certain Hispanic / Latino people in the Orlando area anyway? I'm talking about the loud music, farty-piped cars, and high volume FaceTime conversations in public. I grew up in South Florida and have always lived around Hispanic people (primarily Cuban), but I never noticed such widespread inconsiderate behavior down there.

What ? You ever go to a restaurant? You cannot hear yourself talk. My kids used to outfit those low riding Hondas for fun and sell them. Bit that was 20 yrs ago. Again HOA communities don’t allow that noise. The PR community grew from hurricane Maria. Spanish is heard 24/7 now. Venezuelans and Brazilians also have a large population here. Best bet go East with newer developments.

[IceMonkey]

Originally Posted by tinytrump

Again HOA communities don’t allow that noise.

This is not true. A lot of HOAs are overwhelmed by the problems created by this metro area, and have given up enforcement. Preventing noise pollution from a car pipe is the least of their worries.

[IceMonkey]

Originally Posted by tinytrump

Best bet go East with newer developments.

Move to East Orlando when he's trying to avoid Hispanics?

[kyle19125]

Originally Posted by IceMonkey

Move to East Orlando when he's trying to avoid Hispanics?

Definitely out of the pot and into the frying pan..

[Arcenal813]

Originally Posted by tinytrump

Best bet go East with newer developments.

[Ghaati]

Originally Posted by ForumUser1234

Hello everyone. We are interested in neighborhoods with a low hispanic population in the Orlando area. That is just our preference. Our budget for a home is about $600k or a little more. Perhaps N or E side of Orlando. Got kids at UCF so within a 30-40 minute commute if possible.

Background: Family with young adult children. Moved recently to one of the neighborhoods in Saint Cloud off from Narcoossee Rd and we hate it here. Our goal was Lake Nona, but due to the crazy housing market we got priced out of a possible home there. We work from home, our kids are in college. We are hispanic ourselves so this is not about race, more about cultural differences. For example, we do not enjoy dogs left out barking nonstop, loud music, or kids yelling at the top of their lungs at all hours of the day.

Please provide constructive feedback about possible areas.

I can give you lots of areas where you won't find a majority Hispanic. But you'll still have problems with dogs that bark all day because they have separation issues and their owners are too entitled to care about your comfort. And their kids will be screaming and yelling on top of their lungs at all hours of the day, but again - they are precious angels and your discomfort is not their problem.

You'll also hear loud music, but it won't be salsa or Shakira. It'll be K-pop and electronic dance music.

Good luck with your search. Sorry you have bought into the stereotype of your own culture.

[HarryWho?]

Originally Posted by ForumUser1234

Hello everyone. We are interested in neighborhoods with a low hispanic population in the Orlando area. That is just our preference. Our budget for a home is about $600k or a little more. Perhaps N or E side of Orlando. Got kids at UCF so within a 30-40 minute commute if possible.

Background: Family with young adult children. Moved recently to one of the neighborhoods in Saint Cloud off from Narcoossee Rd and we hate it here. Our goal was Lake Nona, but due to the crazy housing market we got priced out of a possible home there. We work from home, our kids are in college. We are hispanic ourselves so this is not about race, more about cultural differences. For example, we do not enjoy dogs left out barking nonstop, loud music, or kids yelling at the top of their lungs at all hours of the day.

Please provide constructive feedback about possible areas.

What is it that you hate about St. Cloud? Just curious.