12 Up and Coming Neighborhoods in Florida

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In this article, we will list 12 up and coming neighborhoods in Florida. If you want to skip our discussion about migration within the United States, go to 5 Up and Coming Neighborhoods in Florida

The American Community Survey (ACS) defines migration as living in a different house or apartment than one year ago. According to a report by ACS, 2019 saw the lowest mover rates in the United States since 2006 at 13.7%. However, Florida came out to be one of the states with the highest mover rates in 2019 at 15%. 

The report depicts a correlation between population in states and the mover rate. The most populous states in the country, including California, Texas, Florida, and New York had the highest mover rates. Florida received the highest number of movers from other states at approximately 62,000, followed by Texas and California. California was also the state with the highest number of movers to other states at approximately 654,000, followed by Florida and New York. It is also worth noting that the states responsible for sending most movers to Florida were Georgia and New York. 

While the United States saw a decline in mover rates in 2019 compared to 2006, recent data from the US Census Bureau indicate a notable increase in interstate migration in 2021 compared to 2019, as nearly 7.9 million people relocated between states in 2021, up from 7.4 million in 2019. The surge in state-to-state migration occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic and was influenced by factors such as remote working opportunities and changes in financial circumstances. It is also interesting to note that in the case of Florida, a substantial portion of outbound movers moved to Georgia. 

Many people are still looking to move to Florida. However, cities like Miami are already overpopulated with inflated property prices. Yet, there are some cities and neighborhoods in the state, which are relatively affordable but the property will appreciate in the foreseeable future.

These up-and-coming neighborhoods in Florida typically have a low but steadily growing population, specifically among young and working professionals. This population growth leads to a steady appreciation in property prices and the establishment of bars and cafes, among other infrastructural developments. It also helps that property rates in the United States are resilient to macroeconomic factors such as interest rate hikes that usually hurt property rates throughout the world. This is also corroborated by the recent report from the International Monetary Firm (IMF) that suggests that real estate prices in the country have remained mostly stable even among the recent Federal Reserve rate hikes.