The 5 Unexpected Costs of Living in Orlando Florida
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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5 unexpected cost of living in Orlando Florida - Are you thinking of moving to or relocating to Orlando Florida and wondering what the cost of living in Orlando Florida is in 2023?
In this video, we will go through all the costs and bills that you will see here in Orlando Florida! Trust me, you will be caught off guard by some of these Florida costs!
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At 10:56 that is a picture of Tampa's skyline.
Did you mean at 6:17 where I go over the coastal cities? 10:56 is essentially the end 🤷♂️
When I worked for Disney and moved to Hunter's Creek - I budgeted about $1000 per year in tolls - since I figured back and forth 5 days a week, and occasionally back again on weekend if I wanted to visit the parks with the family. In reality is was a bit less than that since I was able to work from home about once a week. I'm now fully remote with another job, so my tolls have gone down a lot.
Don't forget that I-4 is adding toll lanes and Osceola Parkway has one toll plaza near the Loop.
Definitely! It’s hard to avoid them with how quickly city roads can get backed up. And if you have an epass sticker or transponder it’s pretty easy to los track of how much you’re spending.
AC is real. We basically run the AC year round and most of the time. Electric bill is crazy high.
How high is it. I live in WI. Our bill is around 350 during the summer amd about 200 during the winter. Im planning on movong to FL and have been calculating the cost
@@castroh19 My wife is going through “the change” and likes to keep it at 68F. i prefer 72F so it is normally somewhere between (average 70F). Winter ranges from 400 to 600, Summers are 600 to 800 per month. I pay about 16 cents per kWh - and use about 4500 kWh per month. My home is 2900 sf.
@@JasonTaylor-po5xc good to know thanks.