Moving out of Washington
Once my lease is up in the summer, I'm putting Washington State to the rear bumper and hitting for Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, or even South Carolina (leaning towards Florida). Minimum wage increases resulting in tax increases, as well as lack of payments of apartment rents by many during Covid has raised the cost of living, has made this place unbearable. Combine that with the migration of the homeless straight from either Oregon or California, and now I have to keep my head on a swivel every time I go outside. Heck, I have to do that at my place of work, which is the mall where vagrants have come inside to make trouble!It would be nice to have someone come along for the ride, or maybe meet me at that final destination away from the Pacific Northwest.
Aside from that, anyone else wanting to leave the Pacific Northwest/California? If so, why? If not, why not?
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Some people around here have relocated to North Carolina where the winters are tolerable and the cost of living is better.
My suggestion is do some extensive research before you land in a place and get trapped.
PS You might want to check Tennessee out also!
It does cost more to live in Washington..but, his profession is unionized..so he makes more than he did in Florida.
The prices for rent and homes have skyrocketed in Florida..especially on either the west to east coasts...
Many people have moved out of my state..because it has become too expensive.
There will never be a shortage of people desperate for shelter and sustenance.
" Who will occupy those empty spaces?"
Refugees.
1)Palm Bay, Melbourne, FL
2)Ocala, FL
3)Charleston-North Charleston, SC
4)Sarasota-Bradenton, FL
5)Austin, TX
1)Palm Bay, Melbourne, FL
2)Ocala, FL
3)Charleston-North Charleston, SC
4)Sarasota-Bradenton, FL
5)Austin, TX
Good luck with you move.
1)Palm Bay, Melbourne, FL
2)Ocala, FL
3)Charleston-North Charleston, SC
4)Sarasota-Bradenton, FL
5)Austin, TX
One of my co-workers moved from the Venice are to Ocala...He loves it..homes are less expensive there...
Lakewood Ranch is a master-planned development in both Sarasota and Manatee counties...many retirees and young families are moving to that area...
Too populated for me...why, when I sold my last home, I moved further south in Sarasota county.
Good luck with you move.
I was born and raised in Florida..you learn to respect alligators...
As far as Latinos living in my state..of course they do..they have been for years now..
Some of the most loyal and hardworking people I know...
We are lucky to have them.