Wednesday, July 1, 2009

what country of florida is good to live

what country of florida is good to live?
I'm from PR and I like to live in Florida. I wanna know a country with an execellent life quality and a moderated cost of life.
Other - United States - 11 Answers
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1 :
Well first off Florida isn't a country. You are looking for a county. I know that the Tampa Bay area is nice but every place in Fl is crowded and lots of old ppl too.
2 :
UH Florida is in the United States, it is a CITY in Florida not a country.
3 :
Florida is a state (not a country) in the south east corner of the United States. Please do a little research before you migrate so that you have more information on the place you really want ot settle down in
4 :
I beleive you are asking what "county", not "country" (Florida is in the country of the United States of America.) I am not familiar enough with the counties of Florida to give good advice.
5 :
I assume that you mean county. If so, I reccommend St. John's county. It is a laid back community that has just about everything. It is close to beaches (St. Augustine Beach, Ponte Vedra, etc.) It is also close to Jacksonville so there should be no trouble finding work.
6 :
country or county? REMEMBER TO VOTE FOR THE BEST ANSWER
7 :
well my suggestion is your home country is the best,bcoz no matter what are the offerings of new place you select,its culture,people,customs etc are very different from your home or country.also you have to leave your loved ones and natives to settle in a new place,so in my opinion with out any proper reason don't live your home country,other wise in future you feel sorry for it.
8 :
City not Country Boo!
9 :
Central Florida is the cheapest area. Coastal cities/areas are more expensive. The more 'tourist' the city, the more expensive. The large cities (Miami, St Petersburg, Orlando, Ft Lauderdale, etc) are very fast-paced and expensive, but you could live 30 minutes outside of town to get the lower cost but still have access to everything. The northern part of Florida has more weather changes (it can get snow). The southern part of Florida is basically 70 degrees F and up all year. Any part of Florida is subject to hurricanes!
10 :
I would tell you that it really depends on what you find important to you.... Dade and Broward counties (Miami & Ft Lauderdale) are a busier area with alot of people and a fast pace. definitely Hispanic population but not as much as used to live there. Hillsborough county (Tampa) is a busy area but pace is a little slower.... this is where I live and there is alot of people from PR...Cuba.... and South America in Tampa so some culture would be familiar Orange County (Orlando) has many many tourists that can make you crazy at times Every type of culture is represented in Orlando! Spanish is spoken in all the bigger counties/cities but some of the interioir (middle) counties can be quite backward and nonreceptive to people with accents..... if you could list the most important features to you it would be easier
11 :
I think they got the message on the country-county thing. You guys are all morons