Which parts of Florida for young black professionals?

[Alvin]

South Florida has alot of young brothers and sisters who do well, i would go there... you'll blend in easier.

Tampa is too country and if you're not married don't bother.

Tampa country? @DUCKED_OFF

 

[Alvin]

I'ma say something u need to hear. NYC is one of the greatest cities in the world. If u not happy there, u may wanna spend some time traveling not only the USA but overseas. You more than likely are taking things for granted, not sure what you expect to find, but most New Yorkers hate wherever they move

Jax has no nightlife outside the beaches and random bars

Orlando has one street that gets crowded, random bars spread around and the tourist spots

Tampa has random bars and strip clubs, ybor city(not a big deal) the casino and beaches.

Miami is its own, but u will need to speak Spanish, and creole doesn't hurt. U also gonna need a huge bank account, Miami is expensive and isn't built for people who live there.

Honestly breh, go on vacation for a month or two and travel somewhere u think u might like to move. See what it's like for yourself

Lol people from NYC are moving to FL in droves, especially Miami bc it’s cheaper than nyc.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

If you have family ties and a solid career, I'd imagine most bigger cities in Florida are good. Lots of New Yorkers so you won't be alone.

The humidity is rough but Yankees love that shyt after shoveling snow their whole lives.

I'd probably recommend Charlotte, Nashville, the Texas Triangle etc., but family is a tiebreaker for sure.

 

[badboys11]

Lol people from NYC are moving to FL in droves, especially Miami bc it’s cheaper than nyc.

NYC been moving in droves to fla, there's also a steady migration back. And no one in the medical profession is getting a raise moving to Miami from New York

 

[Mega]

I have plenty of black medical professional family members in South Florida.
They are RN’s and NP/CRNA’s.

They all live Broward County. Coral Springs, West Miramar, Pembroke Pines and Plantation.

 

[pickles]

Miami brehs, do you ever get tired of the beach? lol

 

[DUCKED_OFF]

Tampa country? @DUCKED_OFF

Yea he lost me with that lol

 

[the bossman]

My cousin 28 yo just moved down to Tampa. Loves it so far. Though he bunned up with some PAWG

 

[MajesticLion]

The critical part no one talks about.

Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding Impacts




Take a look on Zillow at the "for sale" properties and the math works itself out.

 

[UncleTomFord15]

I have plenty of black medical professional family members in South Florida.
They are RN’s and NP/CRNA’s.

They all live Broward County. Coral Springs, West Miramar, Pembroke Pines and Plantation.

I'm an RN. Gonna look into those cities. Trying to move to Broward towards end of year.

 

[UncleTomFord15]

The critical part no one talks about.

Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding Impacts




Take a look on Zillow at the "for sale" properties and the math works itself out.

stay in FL for a few decades then move back to Jamaica when it's all said and done. All my AA brothers and sisters can come with me.

 

[Originalman]

That, or DC (despite the high COL) for a black professional. FL just aint it for black professionals. Too many racial and language barriers in FL for a black professional class to rise.

Breh folks no know how many black folks live in North Carolina and in places like Charlotte, greensboro, winston salem, raleigh and all those HBCUs. shyt damn near black mecca.

 

[Losttribe]

Tampa.
Jacksonville.
If you're still on the come up then Jacksonville

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This thread validates everything I said in here: Low-key...Miami sucks and is overrated

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This is florida so don't expect to see a bunch of black people like other cities

I can only speak for tampa , you will find professional black people and nice clubs

St.pete and clearwater beach is close, casino, cost of living is way cheaper than south fl

And it's not full of a bunch of fake ballin people doing too much like south florida

Tampa is underrated imo