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MigrationJul 24, 2026 · HousingWire · Statewide
New Yorkers continue leaving the state in large numbers, and Florida remains one of their top destinations. That sustained migration wave is having real consequences for local housing demand, inventory, and prices across several Florida metros.
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MigrationJul 19, 2026 · WFLA Tampa · Statewide
A new survey confirms what Florida has long banked on: sunshine sells. Weather is now the leading driver behind Americans choosing to leave their home state, and Florida remains one of the top destinations benefiting from that trend.
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MigrationJul 18, 2026 · The Real Deal — Florida · Miami / SE
Brevan Howard, a prominent European hedge fund, has signed a new Miami office lease, adding to a growing list of financial firms planting roots in South Florida. The move signals continued confidence in Miami as a global financial hub and reinforces the city's appeal to high-earning relocators.
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MigrationJul 15, 2026 · The Real Deal — Florida · Miami / SE
A major international luxury real estate firm is planting roots in South Florida, drawn by the continued influx of high-net-worth buyers relocating from other states. The move signals that wealth migration to the region shows no signs of slowing — and that the market infrastructure is growing to serve it.
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MigrationJul 3, 2026 · HousingWire · Statewide
The American Dream of homeownership isn't disappearing — it's simply relocating to metros where housing construction has kept pace with demand. Florida, one of the nation's most active building markets, sits squarely at the center of this shift.
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MigrationJun 22, 2026 · Florida Politics · Statewide
Florida has repeatedly lost billions in federal funding due to census undercounts, and a prominent watchdog group is stepping in early to make sure 2030 is different. Accurate population counts have real consequences for infrastructure, services, and quality of life across the state — all factors that matter to anyone considering a move to Florida.
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