MOVING to Raleigh, NC from FLORIDA!

More than 300,000 moved to North Carolina in 2022, and over 10% of them came from Florida. So what makes Raleigh, NC so appealing to those looking to swap out palm trees for oak trees? From our more temperate weather, easy access to the beaches (and mountains!), great food & cultural offering, and lower cost of living (GOODBYE INSANE HOMEOWNER'S INSURANCE PREMIUMS!), it's easy to see why people are flocking from the Sunshine State to the City of Oaks.

Considering moving to Raleigh, North Carolina or the Triangle region of North Carolina? I'd love to connect!

Matt Martin
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NC Real Estate License # 329450

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00:00 Introduction
01:00 Cost of Living (Taxes, Home Prices, Insurance)
04:15 Weather
06:02 Food & Culture
07:55 Access to Outdoors
09:46 Getting Around Town
10:38 Recap & Wrap-Up

[MovetoRaleigh]

Have you moved to the Raleigh area of North Carolina from Florida (or any other state)? I'd love to hear your experience in the comments below!

Or if you're considering a move to Raleigh or the Triangle region of North Carolina, I'd love to connect!
Matt Martin | [phone] (Call or Text!)

NC Real Estate License # 329450

[roberthenry]

This is a good video. Wish you would have mentioned the unique academic situation of the Research Triangle and the importance of Duke, NC State and UNC to the region. That is an extremely powerful attraction to the area, which drives a wonderful experience of education and modern thinking in this beautiful area in the heart of the Old South.

[GarzaB]

You hit every single nail! Moved from FL and couldn’t be happier

[MrMagnasco]

Florida is crowded, way overcrowded, theres no elbow room like in Cary for example.... taxes and insurance are insane and not going down anytime soon.... its 85-105 most of the year, which doesnt let you do anything. im sick of being at Disney World and sweating from head to toes... in the past 10 years, its full of crazy people in FL... but the overcrowded, thats a huge negative for FL, everything is super busy, all. the. time. 😮

[jpack]

The only way a Florida homeowner can stay protected from escalating property taxes is to have either bought your home decades ago when it was cheaper and being homesteaded, or having moved your homestead with you to your next home from a previous one bought years and years ago. Insurance premiums are a whole other story. It's getting especially challenging for many who didn't budget their retirement to include the insane increases we've seen in flood and windstorm insurance premiums, if you can even get insurance.