A Culinary Adventure Amidst Crime and Cinderella's Castle

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The new food hall in the Packing District of Orlando is set to open in 2 months! With over a dozen immigrant-focused concepts, this new hall is opening alongside of a host of other exciting changes in the all new Packing District. We'll also cover the drastic change in downtown Orlando's crime stats, a chance to win a night's stay in Cinderella's Castle, changes to Florida homeowners insurance, and more! On this episode of the Orlando Real Recap.
Thinking about selling your home or buying a new one? We'd love to help. Reach out at theorlandoreal.com/real
0:00 - Intro
0:06 - How Bad is Crime in Downtown Orlando?
2:15 - How to Stay at Cinderella's Castle
3:21 - A New Foodhall in the Packing District
4:50 - Changes to Florida Homeowners Insurance
Here's the link to sign up for the Castle Stay Giveaway!
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25 июл 2024

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@vickenbastajian2369 4 месяца назад

Ken congratulations Orlando reel channel took off 😊 !!$$

@TheOrlandoReal 4 месяца назад

Hey thanks! It’s fun to find a passion project that ties into what we do - Ken

@kevhayden6506 4 месяца назад

Downtown orlando is a shell of its prepandemic self. Went out last night (St Patricks Day Weekend) and u could throw a rock and not hit people at most establishments.

@TheOrlandoReal 4 месяца назад

Do you feel like that’s because bars closed and never reopened? Or people just don’t see downtown as a spot to hang out in?

@kevhayden6506 4 месяца назад

@@TheOrlandoReal i feel its a combination of many things. First the work from home thing made the daily foot traffic much lower during the day. So a lot of the mom and pop restaurants closed. Then they never finished many of the residential towers they originally were going to build so there are less people to support retail and restaurants and bars. Then the homeless sorta ran rampant. Gen Z doesnt party near as much as millenials and gen x did so the club scene is much more subdued but somehow more violent with the amount of crime downtown. Church Street is empty. Wall Street cant command a crowd except for weekends. Even the amount of festivals and family events have decreased at Lake Eola. They didnt even do New Years this year. So its a lot of things.