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5 Excellent Reasons To Move To Florida

Below are five solid reasons to make Florida your new home

Move To Florida

If your feet are itching for a change of scenery and you’re looking around for options – look no further than Florida. The Sunshine State has everything you could ever want and is also home to Disneyland as well. Just in case all of the other reasons weren’t enough to move to Florida!

Florida is beyond a gorgeous place, filled with achingly beautiful places to live, stunning coastlines, and vibrant people. Renowned for its incredible views, laid-back living, and endless outdoor activities – below are five of the best reasons to call this place your new home.

ARCHISCENE editor Juliette Picard discusses 5 reasons why you should consider to move to Florida. 

  1. Breath-taking Beaches

Florida’s beaches are so beautiful it is borderline criminal. There are over 600 miles of beaches and 1200 miles of stunning coastline, including the highly notable Clearwater, Palm, and Delray beaches.

Now, these aren’t just your average pretty beaches – we’re talking award-winning beaches with the softest sand in all the world. Loaded with iconic beaches, sandcastles, and water sports – Florida’s beaches have it all.

  1. Zero Income Tax

There are only seven states in America that do not collect individual income tax, and lucky for you – Florida just so happens to be one of them. This rule falls part of the Florida Constitution, so it’s unlikely to change anytime soon.

That, naturally, is one of the most cited reasons for people to move here and buy a property from all over the country.

  1. Beautiful Houses

Florida is home to a plethora of architectural design styles, and its housing market has something for everyone. From beach-chic coastal bungalows to sprawling properties inspired by the Art Deco movement – the sheer variety will have you feeling giddy with excitement.

Florida real estate is something to behold, so get comfortable when you’re searching for houses – there will be plenty to choose from.

Most coastal contemporary homes offer high ceilings and open floor plans, meaning they get filled with natural light – it doesn’t get much more beautiful than that.

  1. Strong Economy

Florida has one of America’s largest GDPs (gross domestic product), comparable to the entire country of Mexico. This vast economic output requires a significant workforce, resulting in a wealth of job opportunities across various sectors. The state’s business-friendly environment, including the absence of personal income tax, attracts both companies and individuals, making it a popular destination for professionals.

Tourism is a major driver of Florida’s economy, with millions of visitors flocking to its renowned beaches, theme parks, and lively cities each year. In addition to tourism, the state has robust industries such as financial services, technology, manufacturing, and aviation. These industries thrive due to Florida’s strategic location, strong infrastructure, and a pool of skilled workers.

For those with relevant qualifications or substantial experience, Florida’s job market offers numerous opportunities for career advancement and stability. With its growing economy, tax benefits, and appealing lifestyle, Florida continues to be an attractive option for job seekers and businesses alike.

  1. Near Perfect Weather

Who wouldn’t love sunny days practically all year round? Moving to Florida means never having to imagine what that would be like ever again because you’ll wake up to it every day for the rest of your life taking you on your road to a sustainable home.

Known for its moderate winters and sunny summers, Florida is more than popular when it comes to moving to the coast of this country – and for great reason. This state enjoys 250 days of sunshine on average each year, making it the perfect place for all outdoor adventurers.

So, perhaps stop what you’re doing and start making plans to move to Florida– you won’t regret it.

Written by ARCHISCENE/DSCENE Editor Juliette Piccard, Florida resident for 5 years now. 

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