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Former New York stated that something was rotting in a big apple on Friday why they moved in a state of the solar state.
According to the new study According to a non-partisan budget commission focused on New York (CBC), more than 150,000 residents have reportedly fled to New York in Florida from 2018 to 2022. About 50,000 left Florida in New York, a large apple noticed that a net decrease of more than 100,000 inhabitants who took almost 14 billion revenue with them.
This is part of the long, long-standing outcome of people from the most liberal states of America, especially after the COVID-19 pandem homelessness And the economic problems that have arisen.
Alex Taub, co -founder Startup Goblintown Entertainment Tech, was one of the many new Floridians who talked with New York Post Leave New York in the rear view mirror about his motivation.
Florida has become a popular state for Americans who escape from homelessness, crime and high cost in some blue cities and states. (Lindsey Nicholson/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
California’s population is expected
“People thought we were crazy when we told them it, but in New York they just started more gloomy,” the Taub said. “For the same price we paid (for a two-room apartment) in New York, we received a five-room, four baths with a pool and rear yard.”
Throughout the life of New York, he said he would once consider it a “blasphemous” to leave, but potential changes in his working and life balance were too good to convey.
“A lot of friends moved here, many people in technology, many people in business. “I never worked in my life anymore, but I know that today at 5 o’clock I can jump into the pool for a short break with my children and have fun.”
Media CEO Brian Goldberg praised the South Florida government, saying that New York Post consists of dozens of small cities with affordable, prudent leaders who work hard to improve our lives. “
“I can at any time on the phone with Miami -Bich Mayor, and therefore can anyone from my neighbors,” the CEO added. “Once someone feels like a similar relationship with their government, it is impossible to return to Kafkaesque NYC experience.”
Consultant for Retail Luxury Melanie Holland said many of her customers offer a similar complaints list New YorkFor example, “Why do I want to pay the state taxes of New York or New York when I go out the door, and there homeless or my walgreens closed with the theft?”
Florida became particularly noticeable at the national stage during the Covid-19 pandemic, practicing a more peaceful policy, while blocking has aggravated crimes and ruined enterprises in other states. (Aaronp / Farmer-Griffin / GC Images)
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Further, she added that many of her clients “hate” what happened to New York, noting the crimes and the smell of marijuana.
Broadstreet Global CEO David Figold noted that at least 20 people working in his organization asked for sunlight. Although he said high taxes and weather in New York are eternal deficiencies, a new element that actually expels long -standing residents is a “aggregate effect” of crime and immigration.
Figold claimed that, to his surprise, none of the people he knows who moved from New York in Florida, regret the decision. “This is a strange thing – I thought I would complain about the lack of art and culture that can only be found in New York.”
While New York remains one of the most iconic cities in America, its struggle against homelessness and crimes was a common resentment when the locals flee to other states. (Gary Hershorn/Getty Images)
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CBC president is also Andrew Rein talked with New York Post As for the outcome, noting that “the key is that you need an advantage to translate the cost. The question for New York is what we offer?
