I created this KZread channel to give insight on what its like to live in Central Florida. Whether it's to live your Disney dream, for change of pace, climate, or lifestyle, I will do my best to portray an accurate picture of what to expect when moving to Orlando!
If you're ever ready to make that move to Orlando, I would love to be your resource!
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Osceola county in poinciana, whoever built these roads, we're not thinking at all to get eight miles is forty five minutes
Its almost as if too many people are moving to florida. (Not a floridian but a yearly vacationer to st pete tampa area) today is our last day and wow ive never seen traffic like this
As someone who lives in the Orlando area. This video only stressed me out.
They shut down my spot "The Southern Deli"...one of the best shrimp and grits in town!....
The pay sucks but if you have the money you’ll like it here
Epic universe is a huge addition too
Apartment and Housing prices in Orlando is ridiculously expensive. Apartments: 1 bd 1 bt 530 sq ft beginning at $1200 and up. Houses: starter houses new or used 3 bd 1.5 bt are beginning from $289,000 and up with no fences to separate your property a middle starter house $360,000 3 bd 2 bt 1 car gr and up. A single person has to hope that finding a place to live in Orlando will come to them when that person is making $25/hr or better this is just crossing o er the line. 2 people living together will allow you to be stress free. Orlando does not believe in sidewalks. I noticed this in so many places throughout Orange County the safety factor is nearly none existent. I see people walking on the side of extremely busy main roads and people waiting for the bus on these very same roads. The bus system is atrocious, it takes nearly 3 hours for a bus to pickup a person at a bus stop. There are no seated stops so people wait in blazing sun light or rain. The drivers in Orlando are extremely dangerous because they tailgate very close to the back of your car. They do not follow speed limits or use reasonable increase of speed. I-4 is the most dangerous highway in all of America. The use of highway and road building is not there in my opinion. Try Houston, TX
Orlando just needs a proper subway ride system just like manhattan. lots of tourist can easily go from one place to another. in few minutes. from disney to seaworld to universal, conentional centers i drive,downtown and sporting events. it will reduce the traffic on the roads. the tech giants are already moving to this city. Orlando also needs a little skycraper line, i mean commerical spaces on the bottom and residential on top. a little city near the downtown area., these two will heavily improve the image of this city. orlando dont look like a major city without skycrapers, otherwise Orlando is one of the major city of US. but it doesnt look like
Yeah public transit , I’d love my 15 min drive to work to take 45 and share it with the homeless on top of it I used to live and commute in NYC for years and having to ride in the cesspool that was public transport everyday to work was a huge reason I left
Was the young lady in the video saying the people that work in hospitality are blue collar 🤔? When I think blue collar, I think about people building stuff or mechanics and they're doing good right now in Florida.
Once they put public transit in orlando gentrification will happen twice as fast
Big up Jamaica
Orlando's toll road system looks like spaghetti. And all it's traffic. Trying to drive across the city has become a 60-90 minute commitment of frustration. I am moving to Jax with a loop, lower cost of housing, beaches, and a lot more space. And a hurricane? Just drive north a few minutes and you escape the horrible traffic jams of millions trying to get out of South and Central Florida.
I live in Tampa and think of Orlando as a dying city tbh. Traffic is bad in all of floridas cities as well. I think it’s because our highways only have 4-5 lanes, compared to atl with like 10 lanes going into their highway
Brother, your English is nearly perfect! Thank you! I would have guessed that you were born here. "Wet and Wild," was my favorite place to go back in the day. I'm very glad you remember that it existed! Wet and Wild was fun, accessible and above all, AFFORDABLE!!! Big business took that all away from us. But, we do not need to over populate this city. We need to work on making the place better for those who are already, here. We do not need to get any larger. That said, lets continue our success and vote for Ron DeSantis, again. The greatest governor we've seen in my lifetime.
I really like your thoughtful commentary and the way you deliver the information is easy to listen to and enjoyable, keep up the good work
Clermont is also way over crowded now. It’s sad to see what it’s become since I first saw it in 2012, moved there in 2016.
Omg I love that you brought up the guys info about the badly setup infrastructure. Parking lots don’t connect. Nothing is easy to get to. If you pass something or need to turn around it’s all so illogical and difficult to turn around. On top of that. People carelessly drive. I’m in Brevard and just barely missed t boning the side of someone’s car because they couldn’t just wait to pull out and turn left, and it was raining.
That picture in the caption is not Orlando. Just saying. Fake click bait
I don't care how much they bring new things to Orlando, because i hate leaving my home as it takes an eternity to get anywhere.
to anyone who hasn’t seen it, watch the florida project. it’s a documentary coming from a native who has been there since the 70’s
As someone that has lived in Volusia west county my entire life right by the border of Seminole county I found this video interesting and insightful. Deltona is the city I've called home for 3/4 of my life is the most populated city in Volusia and it's basically a giant suburb where there's practically no commercial or industry and only residential zoning and everyone that actually makes livable wages works in Orlando. To be able to survive here you need a car and that's been one of my biggest pet peeves of this area my whole life, the SunRail has made it slightly better but it only operates on weekdays because it doesn't get enough passengers to justify operating on the weekend, hopefully it's expansion into DeLand and Daytona over the next few years can attract more non-work commuters to justify weekend operation again.
I am born and raised from the heart of Orlando, my mom is still in the house I grew up in and we never moved when I was a kid. My mother bought our house for $68k in the 90s and our immediate next door neighbors home just sold for $400k last month. We couldn’t believe it. I’m being pushed out of the place I was born in because I simply cannot afford it. I make more than a teacher in hospitality and ironically make more than my mother did when she bought our house, adjusted for inflation. I still can’t get ahead. Also do not get me started on traffic. The same 5 mile drive that took me 15 min in 2015 now takes me 30 min.
i don't understand why should you "afford it" if your mom already bought it ?
@@ghita3355 Afford my own home, to start a family etc. I don’t want to live at home forever!
@@meganmcnamara4809 ohh i get it. well yeah you're right, i understand. You know, I'm a teen and my family is thinking about moving there so that i can study there (orlando) and i was just looking at some videos, hoping to find some positive things.. I'm lost, bc some say it's great, others say it's not. Pretty confused, but yeah
I honestly think interest rates won’t go anywhere near what they have been the last decade. 3% interest rates were artificial in response to the 2008 crash. 6% interest rates are historically normal
It’s just too hot out here.
the pay is trash .
We are going to need one on Deltona lol! I know there's not much, I just want to know what's coming. 🙏🏽
On the docket for when I come back, which is soon. Thanks for tuning in
This is a great video! Thank you 🙏🏽
Orlando is a vassal of Disney. Also being 'best foodie city' comes with a bundle of mass amounts of obese people, so not of which any city should be proud.
Don't like Winter Park. Just a bunch of lame, boring crap there. Winter park is just like Downtown Orlando and it's a dog turd wrap with a bow. 😏
Downtown Orlando is a pos hole. Just pos bars and drug problems in Orlando. STDs are a major problem in FL. Particularly in Orlando.
I don’t understand these comments. I’m a life long Floridian - move to Maitland 2 plus years ago and it sounds like everyone is mad it’s growing. Do you want a cow town known as Mickey Mouse world or do you want expansion and versatility? Just wondering why change is bad..?
Orlando has a lot of people with a ton of education and talent. Orlando has a potential to be a large cultural hub in art, health, business and medicine. It has a huge amount of potential to be a larger market city but they need to improve their inner city transportation from East to West. Not just I4 North to South.
lockeed martin is in a class action lawsuit for contaminating potable water in a lower middle class neighborhood. the future talked about in this video is just vapid yuppie naval gazing. baffles me that people are excited about orlando becoming pg vegas. idgaf about orlando’s growth if it’s at the expense of its equality and beauty. if you want to support development support affordable housing, support eatonville’s failing bid for an afro-american history museum, support sunrail weekend operation and mandatory water breaks and natural canopies over sidewalks. the stuff mentioned here will be tasteless, tone deaf, and costly in more than just a monetary nature
2.8 million people?!?!? Ummmm
You better learn Spanish. You better get a Sunpass because the traffic is horrendous. Florida overall has changed. I bought my home in Palm Beach in 1999 for 73,000. Current value 470,000. Fortunately I’m retired now and can afford Florida. Nothing is like it use to be.
Yes sir Florida was founded by Spain it’s always going to have heavy Hispanic populations. Two newest communities in Orlando lake nona and Horizon West the high schools are both nearing 70% Hispanic!! 🙌
Orlando will never be very good because it grew after the period where development was positive. It has a horrible transportation system, including it's roads. The theme parks depress the wages in the region. It has totally uninteresting architecture and a lack of arts. Basically, Orlando has all the problems of a large city and none of the benefits.
I moved here a couple of years ago from NYC and I'm loving it! I did think that the rent is super expensive but you get much more than you would get in NY, having said that... I don't like rent goes up for no reason! Every year! So i bought a house. 😅 and visit NY every year. 🎉 ps I worked in Disney and it was the WORST EXPERIENCE at a work place I've ever had. NEVER AGAIN! great video!❤
Moved here from Connecticut and hate it here. Yes it is very beautiful but the job opportunities with high or livable wages are slim.
You’re kidding me with all these “more affordable” places being in 400’s when I legit know people who bought a brand new construction home in late 2020/early 2021 for $225k in Orlando. This is insane, these prices need to drop. Not even a good tech job can afford you a home like this. The irony is, can you even very comfortably afford a $430k home on your own selling homes? Genuinely curious.
Will never be able to afford a home… I got friends making $100k and it’s taking them YEARS to save up just because of how expensive a one bedroom is too, making it that much harder/longer time to save.
Like always, the only thing stopping Orlando from being great is Florida politics, stopping all progress in its tracks. Especially when it comes to jobs, crimes, and people’s rights. I personally don’t think they should have made it EASIER for people with no experience to buy guns, we don’t deserve that privilege with all the shit that goes on.
Dude, you lost your accent so fast!
Orlando's mid, nothing but bad drivers and drug addicts
I prefer Hallandale Beach Florida beautiful city good beaches and restaurants and growing businesses and communities and a good nightlife.❤
you really nail it], great job put it all this info togher
What do you think of the vineland / dr phillips area recently moved to vineland but next year hoping to get out of an apartment
The best part of Orlando is playing in I-4 traffic.
Orlando sucks. It’s a boring “city”
Orlando needs a rail service connecting the airport to the parks/hotels