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florida real estate

In Florida, the real estate market has seen small signs of relief in 2023, but for those who want to rent in major metro areas... not so much. Inflation has impacted month-to-month pay, which means you're probably going to spend much more for a smaller property, but some cities can drive that dollar a long way.

RentCafe conducted a study showing how much apartment space you can get for $1,500/month from Miami to Jacksonville and even Tallahassee. From South to North Florida, the interior size nearly doubles.

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The views expressed in this Opinion article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Narcity Media.

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The Florida real estate market is constantly changing, and it has slightly calmed down compared to six months ago. For an affordable price of $250,000, there are livable homes available in the five major metropolitan areas of the Sunshine State.

Real estate down south differs in the luxury department, depending on price and location, but there are some homes in popular cities that are large in size and layout for a single-family dwelling.

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Six months ago it was almost impossible to find an apartment rental in Florida from the influx of New Yorkers and Californians. The state is in high demand for residency, so a study ranked the top 10 best places to live in Florida for 2023... though it might not be what you expect.

You probably would think Miami, Orlando and Tampa — the hottest metro areas in the state — would make the Top 3. However, this was only the case for one of the cities mentioned.

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The cost of living in Florida is a pretty penny, and their skyrocketing prices for rentals and home purchases reflect that. While Miami is known to be one of the most expensive in the luxury world, the common person is showing demand elsewhere.

Florida Atlantic University's College of Business did a study on the average price of homes listed as of July 31. They ranked different cities based on the percentage difference in market expectations if there were to be steady growth (premiums/discounts).

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