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Best Place To Live In Southern Florida

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Im planning on moving to Southern Florida after I graduate college and I was wondering where the best and cheapest place to live is. Ive heard there are some pretty rough places down there as there is in every state. Id like to live in a decent place. Ive been to Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood to visit some friends. Ive been in Hollywood around Roosevelt Dr. and it seems more of the ghetto type and Ive been around SE 17th St. in Fort Lauderdale and it seems expensive. Id also like a place within a reasonable distance of the stadium. Are jobs easy to get down there because where im from its a pain in the a$$ to find a decent job. Any help would be appreciated.

South Florida is generally what-you-see-is-what-you-get. Very simple to live down there if you have a decent-paying job and a ton of patience. It can be very fun to live anywhere in the Southern part of Florida (read from coast-to-coast from Lake Okeechobee southward) as long as you follow the rules I just set. Live in the city....make and spend more money usually.

 

Here in Southwest Florida is the best though ;)

 

Good luck! What line of work are you in?

South Florida is generally what-you-see-is-what-you-get. Very simple to live down there if you have a decent-paying job and a ton of patience. It can be very fun to live anywhere in the Southern part of Florida (read from coast-to-coast from Lake Okeechobee southward) as long as you follow the rules I just set. Live in the city....make and spend more money usually.

 

Here in Southwest Florida is the best though ;)

 

christ....you were a toddler suckling enfamil the last time you lived in south florida, yet for some reason that doesnt seem to stop you from giving life advice.

christ....you were a toddler suckling enfamil the last time you lived in south florida, yet for some reason that doesnt seem to stop you from giving life advice.

 

:blink: Do you know me? I have lived in southern Florida my entire life and lived in Dade, Monroe, and Broward Counties for 15 years and I have plenty of family and visit enough (I live only 2 hours away) to still stay current on most things like when I used to live there.

christ....you were a toddler suckling enfamil the last time you lived in south florida, yet for some reason that doesnt seem to stop you from giving life advice.

 

:blink: Do you know me? I have lived in southern Florida my entire life and lived in Dade, Monroe, and Broward Counties for 15 years and I have plenty of family and visit enough (I live only 2 hours away) to still stay current on most things like when I used to live there.

my point exactly.

 

good advice nonetheless.

:blink: Do you know me? I have lived in southern Florida my entire life and lived in Dade, Monroe, and Broward Counties for 15 years and I have plenty of family and visit enough (I live only 2 hours away) to still stay current on most things like when I used to live there.

 

my point exactly.

 

good advice nonetheless.

Got something against Monroe County too? :rolleyes:

 

Spending summers there was better than on the mainland.

 

I like living in Lee County though. This is the South Floridian's Florida.

 

Overtown. :lol

 

Wicked sense of humor on display :lol

Got something against Monroe County too? :rolleyes:

 

Spending summers there was better than on the mainland.

 

I like living in Lee County though. This is the South Floridian's Florida.

 

something tells me he wasn't asking about life in the boonies, but you're right-- having money and patience will get you places out there in the backwoods.

 

and damn, somebody's touchy tonight.

something tells me he wasn't asking about life in the boonies, but you're right-- having money and patience will get you places out there in the backwoods.

 

and damn, somebody's touchy tonight.

 

Boonies? Since when is Westchester/FIU and Pembroke Pines the boonies? Maybe it is the boonies to you inner city dwellers, but to most of the Metro South Florida population that would be closer to home than Downtown or Miami Beach.

 

Touchy? That would be you....came out fighting...this is a message board, not the corner of NW 12 Ave and NW 20 St....no need for it

I heard Liberty City is absolutely beautiful this time of year.

Got something against Monroe County too? :rolleyes:

 

Spending summers there was better than on the mainland.

 

I like living in Lee County though. This is the South Floridian's Florida.

 

something tells me he wasn't asking about life in the boonies, but you're right-- having money and patience will get you places out there in the backwoods.

 

and damn, somebody's touchy tonight.

 

How do you expect someone to react when you ridicule them for no reason?

Maybe you need to escape the concrete asylum you live in?

 

Shaq-Man's View

 

 

My View

 

 

As for the original question...South Florida has many wonderful neighborhoods and they should be explored individually as they can differ street-by-street depending on your taste. Broward County has many more suburbs that were built after Andrew while Dade County's suburbs as much older and more established neighborhoods. At the end of the day, the neighbors make or break it.

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What line of work are you in?

 

 

Im in school for Electrical Construction and Maintenance. I can become a commercial electrician or residential, I think Im liking residential more though.

What line of work are you in?

 

 

Im in school for Electrical Construction and Maintenance. I can become a commercial electrician or residential, I think Im liking residential more though.

Pick any point on a Floridian map and you have work...electrical work is needed all the time and everywhere.

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