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Short answer: Terrible place to live now….Somebody stole the “Florida Winter” in 2010…Brutal heat. County Governments don’t manage growth..out of control. Overcrowding and traffic.

Hopefully people make sure the data they use are up-to-date. Some insurance companies use old information to determine flood coverage. Tough times.

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Stands above the others in the area? How so?

Best thing at Pepes is their ceviche IMHO

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We love old Florida. We left two areas already due to overdevelopment. Hope Deland keeps its old Florida charm.

HOAs are common in new developments in this area. In this video, I compare buying an existing home to buying a new build ua-cam.com/video/Sn_SDxT5mRI/v-deo.html. Usually HOAs are part of the equation.

Here in California, the state has mandated houses to be unaffordable. Mandated solar system. Mandated fire sprinklers. Extra Taxes on lumber and other building materials. Other regulations that raise the prices on homes like cement truck drivers if they are delivering to a government project have to be paid prevailing wage from the point they turn on the key until they turn it off at the home office. So if they are only delivering a partial load to the government project, but a house is close to the government project, the company has to pay prevailing wage to deliver to the house, OR make the driver return to the home office and drive right back past the government project to deliver the cement to the house. Spend it on wages or fuel. Workers comp insurance is outrageous in California! As an office worker, the rate is .036 cents per hour. In other states it's .002~.008 per hour. Guys who climb ladders, it can be upward of $1 an hour! California has mandated $16 per hour minimum wage, ($20 for food workers) and 40 hours a year paid sick leave. 10 years ago, minimum wage was $9 & construction workers were paid $15/hr to sit around and do nothing between jobs and paid full wages when actually making money for the company. Now they are no longer offered the "paid to do nothing between jobs wage" because it's become unaffordable.

Is there flooding there?

For sure, big companies/developers.

You can check out the stats on crime here: crimegrade.org/safest-places-in-debary-fl/. Here's info on DeBary schools: www.greatschools.org/florida/debary/schools/?distance=5&gradeLevels%5B%5D=e&gradeLevels%5B%5D=m&gradeLevels%5B%5D=h&lat=28.8814&locationType=city&lon=-81.3243

Getting very expensive very quick and it's going to go up. People are going to start paying premiums to live in this river city. A true old Florida small town feel with modern accommodations is so rare what a beautiful town

How’s the crime out there?

Sure, as long as you like living on swamplands, having loads of homeless as your neighbors (living in the woods all around this neighborhood), and polluting the once pristine environment around you.

DO NOT MOVE HERE! You're being sold a lie. What you're shown in this video is old DeLand. This is the town we used to live in. Currently it's destroyed by over development. We do not have infrastructure to support the new developments. The schools are filled to the max - over 40 students in a class. The roads are congested, we don't have enough health care, grocery stores - anything. We suffer immensely during storms because all our natural barriers such as forests and wetlands are being cut down for new developments. This causes flooding. Our wildlife has nowhere to live. PLEASE DO NOT BELIEVE THIS AD, PAID FOR BY A DEVELOPER! This is not what you're getting. You'd be moving to an overcrowded little town, destroyed by hurricanes and tornadoes, where new homes are being built quickly, cheaply, on drained swampland that floods, and don't hold up against the weather.

Awesome and funny.

Im sure Deltona was once a nice city until my ex moved down there. Sorry people.

These aint Deltonas best neighborhoods they just HOA hell holes please! Plenty of non hoa great neighborhoods here

The traffic issues in Orange City are a direct result of the planning commissions allowing large developments to go up without widening the roads enough to handle the additional cars. New developments are only required to widen the roads within a small area leading to and from the entrances to the neighborhoods. Its ridiculous to widen a road to 4-lanes for 200 yards and then allow it to go back to 2-lanes. Outside areas like Deltona are using Orange City roads as cut-through s during rush hour to avoid I-4 so the 2-lane roads cannot handle the local traffic and all this cut-through traffic. Graves is backed up over I-4 coming into Orange City every morning. Drive Kepler Road from Orange City to Deland, there is no less then 6 new developments being built right now and they only widen the roads around the entrances to these new neighborhoods. The answer is NOT traffic circles, especially 4-lane circles. These are nightmares to navigate during peak hours. Most drivers do not know what to do at a 4-way stop intersection, put them in a traffic circle and its chaos. New people are moving here all the time, how about we spend some money fixing the damn roads. My property taxes are through the roof but the roads crumble. I have been in OC for 7-years and and before that Debary. I prefer Orange City to Deltona or Debary. Debary has a heavier tax burden and Deltona is run down bedroom community, there is really nothing there but houses and it could benefit from some zoning regulations.

Hmm, hoa is usually bad lol but good for kerans

You should do more research on Courtland Park. I live there and the extra parking you said was weird, is because we have a Public trail in the back. It’s for visitors who want to park and walk the trail. I just gave you a good tip for your advertising. I enjoyed watching your video though. Good information.

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Realtors should be outlawed. They do basically zero work for thousands of dollars worth of compensation.

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I prefer Hallandale beach Florida beautiful city good beaches and restaurants and growing businesses and communities, and good night life.🫡

I be scared due to hurricane 🌀 and hard to get home owner insurance!

How is flooding in orange city florida

*Correction: Most of Deltona's homes were built on 1/4 acre lots.

"Most of the homes here are built on one acre lots". Fact Check indicates that this is FALSE.

When ones property has been destroyed and lives lost. Does it really matter how many names are used. Hasn't it been shown that hurricanes have increased in strength and size due to climate issues? I'm sure your report brings comfort to someone. Not to those in the normal projected path of destruction.

You can't shovel humidity!

How do you check if a school is available for school choice? I think the school I want to go to is too full maybe

Retire moved to palm coast,fla. Worse move ever made, high traffic, high insurance, taxes, utilities, overpopulation, crime, construction zone 24-7. Not a peaceful or affordable area.

I'm trying to get out myself. I can't take the crowds anymore. I guess I'm going to have to go back to cold to find some privacy and a slower pace.

According to U.S. Census data, 738,969 residents moved into the state, while 489,905 residents moved out, meaning Florida gained a net population of 249,064 …Jun 10, 2024

So of course, you go into global warming you people claim the sea is rising the iceberg are melting Google a picture of Plymouth Rock from 1864 and then one from 1984 and tell me what you see I’ll wait

Good this state needs a mass migration. Too bad it’s probably flogrown people leaving because the cost of living has increased exponentially. Thank you out of staters!

I moved to Florida from Connecticut about 30 years ago Florida was about 40 to 50% cheaper to live in now it's the opposite and jobs don't pay my kids moved up back to Connecticut because they have way higher wages and it's cheaper to live there now better education for their kids I move to North Carolina weather is much nicer

Worst governor ever. Ultra high home owners insurance. As a very liberal progressive Democrat I can no longer tolerate the open hatred towards education, science, environmental issues and anything that will benefit the citizens of this state versus the wealthy elites.

People moving into FL and out of it in the past 10+ years was mostly political! Weather did not change. Media and News and social media did change much! How well are you informed about disasters in Asia for example? Besides, Florida's population doubled in years! Creating problems with new constructions everywhere. Snowball effect. More people, more real estate, more problems, more money involved, more headlines! Well, I am glad to see people moving back out. Unfortunately FL will never be what it was decades ago.

insurance and hurricanes has to be the top two reasons to leave.

Be gone.

i live here and it’s great😁

I've lived in Cocoa Beach since 1967. There are many reasons why I'm strongly considering selling my house and getting out of here but the number one reason is politics and the Reich Wing.

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Why do YOU think people are moving out of Florida?

I have lived in Debary for 20 years, i just sold my house and moving to TN. I loved the small town feel, but this is gentrification, I CANNOT at 60 years old afford to live there anymore. With property taxes on the rise, insurance charging 4-5k a yr if your roof is a certain age, etc. im glad you made this video. Growth is always going to happen in a desirable area, but this is exponential. Wikipedia has debary at 22,000 people in 7 square miles, and thats from 2022. Many elderly renters are not getting their lease renewed. And have to vacate. I have a small business in Debary and have been following all of this overdevelopment diligently, if you would like to interview me for a video please contact me. I can shed light on the circumstances that the long time elderly residents of Debary are facing.