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Which parts of Florida for young black professionals?
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CashmereThoughts
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Bouginiess of Miami Beach and brickell probably. I’ve been plenty of in dade and broward that have nothing bougie about them. shyt, most of Miami area feels like the hood to me
East gets hood?? What it’s still 2006??
Breh this fantasy of south Florida is such a killer area is over. Of course you still get smacked here but nobody gonna mess with you. This place getting gentrified day by day. I love Kodak but you broward nikkas really need to stop for real. 95% of broward is sweet!! Hell dade is not the same no more
Voice of Reason
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I've heard Hollywood Florida is pretty cool.
STEVE
MIami Beach on the check-in.
I don't leave Miami-Dade County or really even the city limits, I can't imagine what else is out there besides urban sprawl and strip malls and shyt like that.
Your life sucks
STEVE
MIami Beach on the check-in.
I live in Downtown Miami. Where the fukk would I go if I am not getting on an airplane?
You just move here?
STEVE
MIami Beach on the check-in.
Yes four months ago.
Why? because of covid? explain...
STEVE
MIami Beach on the check-in.
I am asking a serious question, what is outside of the city of Miami that I need to check out? I have more than enough fun stuff to do here that doesn't necessitate an hour drive outside of the city.
Miami straight but expensive. You likely used to it coming from NYC. There's a mixture of everything down here so you gonna see whites and Hispanics. Even some Asians and Arabs. There are some black neighborhoods but I don't know much about them and as a young professional, not all may be to your liking. Also depends on if you want to live by the beach in like a nice condo or building or in a house out west in the suburbs. Guessing you a single guy so the suburbs may not be too much to your liking. Plenty of non Spanish speakers in the medical field. Don't know if you Haitian or not but lots of Creole spammers here so that can help.
If you want more bang for your buck then Tampa prolly your best bet. Don't know much about them but I hear the city has been growing a lot and it's affordable. Even more so is Orlando but there's no beaches, you gotta deal with lots of tourist, especially as more people start going to the theme parks, and there's a bunch of Puerto Ricans out there, which might not be much different from NYC depending on your area. Most the people you likely will meet might be theme park employees.
As far as Jacksonville goes, it's not worth it from my limited one weekend experience there. Unless you find a really great paying job and a reality nice place to live for good value. But it seemed rather boring to me when I went and I'm not a mid 20s young professional into the party and social scene life so can't imagine for you.
The rest of the world.
Yeah there's plenty to do in Miami but you go to other places to see different things and enjoy different foods. There's lots of decent places to check out all over South Florida.
