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Having lived in So Cal for 4 years and now SW Florida for longer I can say that California's weather is unbeatable. Everything else runs Florida's way. When you fly into California you realize how anything that is green is artificially irrigated, Florida is just naturally lush. The smog in California is shocking too. I lived in Huntington Beach for 5 months before I even saw Catalina Island and it shocked me how close it actually was. Literally couldn't even see it in the summer. Boating, fishing, diving and golf, Florida wins. Surfing, skiing, hiking..it's California. Natural disasters it's a wash. Mudslides, fires, earthquakes, brown outs vs hurricanes is a wash.
This was a good comparison. I lived in both and often thought of the pros and cons for each state. At the end, California comes out on top as you have so much more to do and the scenery is just world class. While a lot of people hate that CA has so many rules and laws, it's just years ahead of other states that will have to implement the same laws sooner or later due to population growth. There are more and more laws and regulations coming up in Florida you never thought would come. However, to the points of hurricanes and earthquakes. The "good" thing about a hurricane is, you know a week in advance that it comes. If you have a sturdy house and be prepared, you have no issue. An earthquake on the other hand, can come any second, no preparation, whatsoever. You just hope things hold up! Also, when it comes to taxes, yes, Florida is "cheaper". However, property taxes, insurance premiums for houses and cars, HOA fees and energy are way more expensive than in California and is eating away the tax benefit.
As a sales person, I have experienced the reality of a states that has “lower taxes” …it sucks because infrastructure is not advance, medical access, in a state like Arizona..there’s a tax for renters…low pay the dry heat is a killer, Florida is very expensive to maintain a house due to humidity, pest, red tide,insurance issues, lower pay, education system is crashing, California we have homeless from other states and higher taxes yes…but I will stay in my California
Interesting. New Hampshire has no sales nor income tax and our medical and public services excede almost every state. Its not about the tax rate... its about who is spending it. California is famous for overpaying corporations to perform public services. Florida would rather let Disney run rampant and reap the benefits.
I lived in FL and SOCAL. Personally I prefer Cali, I grew up in fl and it’s not how it’s used to be. Less places for families because they knocking down aquariums to build apartments. The price of rent went up and the minimum wage is too low. I would say is I like how the people are more respectful and they have better variety food from different cultures. And there’s a Publix. Other than that CA is better for me.
Not even close! Would choose California. Beautiful scenery with so much to do and great weather with no humidity. I grew up on the east coast and moved west and never looked back.
Same lived in FL for 10 years, moving back to CA was best decision I made in 2000. FL is nice, but I'm a west coaster. Too many monster bugs and that nasty humidity!
@as2223 Ugh! I literally have tachycardia if I see a big 🪳...I was considering selling and leaving LBC, but I am reconsidering as I don't like/have air conditioning where I'm at.
I was born and raised in Northern California. Lived in the Central Valley, Sierra Nevada and Central Coast over the years. I definitely don't hate my home state. I don't appreciate the one-sided political situation that's grown over the last 25 years or so. That lack of balance and accountability has led to a lot of extreme, intrusive and expensive policies that has affected affordability and quality of life. That said, I love the physical beauty of California. It was home and politics would have never driven me away. The constant wildfires during the last decade has. The last place I lived was Butte County and have three megafires within 30 miles of my home since 2018 and putting up with weeks/months of unhealthy to toxic levels of smoke did. During the North Complex/Bear Fire a friend in Florida said I was welcome to visit for a bit to get out of it. I spent a week in Palm Coast and fell in love with Florida. Clean air, beautiful beaches with warm water, tons of things to do all within easy reach. Plus it's much less expensive than coastal California. A brand new 2,000 sq ft home on a 1/4 acre lot just 15-20 minutes from the beach is $400,000 or less. Plus nearly everything is less expensive except for water (which isn't really an issue given the regular rain that waters the lawn). Yeah, I'm quite happy with my move six months in.
@@dwightk.schruteiii845430 minutes from St. Augustine and Daytona, an hour to Jacksonville, an hour and twenty minutes to Orlando. It's not that secluded - there's lots within easy reach by SoCal standards. Outside of St. Augustine (which is a bit pricey) homes aren't too bad from JAX all the way down to Brevard County (Space Coast). Yeah, coastal California is nicer, but I had no hope of ever buying there. With the current fire in Butte County where I used to live (28,000 were under evacuation orders at one point a few days ago) I'm sure I made the right decision to move.
@@jeffmorse645 Yea I used to live in Volusia. We would always drive to orlando on the weekends to “do something” but that got really old really quick. Theres not much to do in Daytona and Saint Augustine besides ratchet beaches and clubs and tourist attractions that are good for really only one time. I think driving an hour in any direction to go do things because of distance (not density/traffic like in SoCal) is absurd. But sure I get your sentiment about owning a home. But I hold on to the motto that was goes up, must come down.
Born in Texas, raised in Southern California almost my entire life. Now, I want to live in Florida. I might actually end up hating Florida, but I won't know until I try living there. 😂 That's the thought I've been having a lot. Watch, after so many years of finally wanting to move to Florida, I get there, then I wan to move back. We'll see.
it'll be hard not to miss california but florida is a great place that many people love to live! if you end up needing help with your move or need a referral down in florida don't hesitate to reach out
Not too many places where I can go snowboarding and surfing all in one day. The forests and hiking is top notch. Our geography is breathtaking. Cali all day. 😊
Interesting insight! I lived in CA from 60's to 90's, but family moved to Naples for 2 years in 80's which I visited numerous times. I did not like Florida, but the values in Naples outpaced Redondo and Palos Verdes values for sure. The growth there outpaced the local beach communities by far. I moved to Maui in the mid 90's similar to CA but better surf and water. Now in NW, best kept secret!
I think it also depends how OLD you are! If you are young and have a career, no kids, single, I think CALIFORNIA is for you, more work, and better field experience… FLORIDA in the other hand which I currently live in , I love living 15 min from the beach and some days I have the beach to myself which is amazing the water is the best in the country , working with older folks is really pleasant and there isn’t much crime where I live, I leave my truck unlocked for weeks and no one messes with my stuff, tools etc(something Cali lacks)…obviously CALI there are more things to do, I am thinking of relocating since there are more beautiful women in Cali than here, and also I’m an architect and CALI is where I can get the most experience out of my career, here is too calm and perfect for couples who are enjoying time together(all ages).. oh and about the rain this year is super dry lol hasn’t rained in weeks😢
Bro ! I've lived in cal I for over 50 yrs and as far chicks go florida hands down have way more attractive women . from russia Spain so America canada and lots of the best from up states Midwest . cali inundated with asians Philippines chinese. not even close bro😂
Compared to the east coast, yes. But it's something you get used to pretty quick! During the height of summer the water temps can get in the high 60s which is super refreshing and nice... for californian standards anyways!
@@johntesoriero3382 maybe in northern california that's the case but here in SoCal there are plenty of people that use it year round. even if it's not to go into the water, you'll see people picnicking, playing volleyball, spikeball or just walking to take in the sights 😍
If you're a median income type person moving to FL isn't going to benefit you much because the money saved from no income taxes will be spent on car and home insurance. Lived in Tampa for a decade and I would expect 90 for about 5-6 months. If you're a window open type of person FL isn't great because of the insane humidity.
California is more of Mediterranean vs a Florida Tropical climate like Cuba. California has offshore true islands also like Catalina and Channel Islands
@@SanDiegoNeighborhoods It definitely feels like a Mediterranean island when arriving at Catalina. I am planning on exploring Channel Islands next from Ventura.
Putting politics aside, California really is something special with all its variety between Santa Barbara you get the mountains and the ocean, Big Sur is breathtaking, Carmel by the sea is gorgeous, San Diego’s got beautiful beaches, you’ve got the desert, each area is just so different and then wine country as well. It’s too bad it’s so expensive but also Florida is getting up there as well specially in the more desirable areas of Tampa Miami and Orlando, why people are leaving because it’s just getting to expensive to live in Florida
Please dear God in Heaven, don't ever send me back to Florida. Born and raised there. Escaped to NorCal in 1995. Love me California. Even with fires and earthquakes and expenses.
California has mountains, better rivers and lakes, great music scene. I lived in FL for a decade and swimming in a lake or river is just flat out crazy. Plus locals don't really do anything. You'd hardly ever see people outside doing anything.
I've lived in both, retired to Florida, but lived in Northern California for 15 years. For climate, scenery, jobs, variety of things to do, California wins hands down. But Florida has much nicer beaches and is a lot more affordable. Politics is equally weird in both states, but on opposite ends of the political spectrum. Public transportation was better in California, but the traffic and roads were horrible in California, but things are getting worse here now. I enjoyed the fifteen years I spent in CA, but I'm an East coast person. NYC would be my first choice, but our budget would be too tight if we stayed. In Florida, we live comfortably. Healthcare was better in NYC than CA or FL. I've been through an earthquake in 1989, and a hurricane. The hurricane was worse, no electricity for several days, no AC, just miserable. The earthquake was over quickly. We had to buy new drinking glasses.
Thanks for this great video! I've been in my home in SoCal almost 30 years. Retiring in 3 years. I have a good lifestyle, able to go swim in the Bay almost everyday as it's a 10min beautiful walk from my place. Some friends have been talking to me about moving to Jacksonville. They say I could save tons in taxes. However, I hate A/Cs I don't have one in my home as I get a nice breeze...but what I hate the most are bugs. I see a flying 🪳 and I'm ⚰️. Maybe the answer is to downsize and stay in the same area. Hopefully!
Daniel ! Pretty good job of comparing the 2. I would like to partner up with you . i lived in different parts and traveled many parts of both states and believe i can be more discriptive . i can be called Mr. Florida & Mr. California ( b.t.w carmel in the fall no place like it ) ! Before i give some comoarisons to your followers . ive lived in cali most of my life 50+ yrs , now live in florida . Heres the bottomline When people live most of their life in cali moved to florida they move back to cali . When people lived most of thier life in florida move to cali , they stay in cali . Anyways Pros / cons Florida dress way lighter year around even during storms . way way better water sports boating phoenominal dinning beyond , resturants beyond . family life more close neighborhood parties and bonding , traffic most areas less time to destinations California Weather #1 #1 and folks believe me i live socal valleys and coast both no and south theres nothing like a beautiful delmar summer day or a springtime after rains in los gatos , like heaven Dry weather , no rains winds , for months . i much rather deal with earthquake fears than hurricanes and storms and flooding everywhere and Daniel!!!! You forgot to mention LIGHTENING !!! bro if you drive a lot its not fun lightening everyday July thru Oct in florida . thats what rich are here from nov thru may . Gas prices and registrations pathetic in cali , florida i pay $45 bucks for tags 2018 So lets get real in a perfect world since you built your video here which believe me done very well , live back n forth florida / cali the best.in America period You can have your texas , tennessee Georgia, and carolinas
I live in California 6 miles from Laguna Beach I love it but I hate the woke democrats and Newsome he running the state to the ground homelessness and illegal immigration is out of control! Pray for California!
Yea, yeah Florida beaches are bluer and I guess has white sand or whatever But one thing they dnt have is a pleasure pier or Santa Monica pier which Texas && Cali both have And say wht you will abt Galveston beach not being as blue,though there are times of the year it does get blue plus all of Florida beaches are artificial && man-made anyway which would explain they’re cyanic tinge And although Galveston beaches doesn’t shine in the daytime it’s picturesque at night when the pleasure pier lights up giving the beach an Artistically appealing sight to behold Cuz even w/ crystal clear water when night falls all beaches look the same they’re all “DARK”But again luckily for Houston && Cali they’re both fortunate to have a pleasure && Santa Monica pier sitting in the water to keep it aesthetically appealing even at night Florida has nothing in comparison just my opinion And one other thing worth mentioning Texas has stunning and scenic rivers && lakes tht would blow any beach in Florida clean out of the water 1.the devils river 2.frio river 3.canyon lake && 4.Hamilton pool preserve just to name a few 😎🌊🏝️
@@SanDiegoNeighborhoodsHaving lived in Both South, FL and Southern, CA I do not understand the current situation in Florida. Neither is cheap now but In CA you know why people are paying big money for their spot in paradise.
Honestly California has nice places to live but it's expensive. Florida is the same. But it depends on which u like more Earthquakes and forest fires. That's California. Or hurricanes and crazy wildlife. Florida.
How many homes have been lost to earthquakes in California the last 25 years? How many homes have been lost to hurricanes in Florida the last 25 years? Worst hurricane season in history is predicted for this year!!! People in Florida are insane!!!!
@@SanDiegoNeighborhoods The most destructive tsunami in California occurred on March 28, 1964. It caused fatalities and destruction. There were more than 150 tsunamis that have hit California’s shoreline since the 1800’s. Some were not noticeable and some were, and caused significant damage. Additionally, the 2011 tsunami in Japan, was fatal and cost California $100 MILLION in damage to California’s ports and harbors. In January of 2022, the Tonga tsunami caused SURGES along California’s coast. Future tsunami’s might be worse. But living in Virginia, I’m very aware of the fact that Earthquakes can and will cause a tsunami. This is what makes earthquakes worse than hurricanes. You can outrun a hurricane a week before it happens.. you cannot outrun and earthquake OR a tsunami a week prior, only until just an hour before it happens.
I'd rather have an income tax. I live in Florida, and the state services are terrible. We have the most toll roads in the nation. The schools are in the bottom 50 in the US, along with teacher pay being 50th. We also have an awful political climate of right-wing nutjobs. The GOV just wiped the term "climate change" from all our laws as a way to say it doesn't exist. I stay in FL for the weather. I don't do well in the cold. If California had better (more FL) weather, we'd live there, but the Pacific is too cold.
wrong about the waves in Florida I went there and saw surf shops we couldn't help but to laugh coming from Santa Cruz Cali I went to Florida with a negative perception and when I checked out cocoa beach it actually had decent waves not California waves but I found it to be more enjoyable Florida beaches absolutely decimate the best beaches in California that water is warm clear and sugary white sand with no rocks or kelp like California I liked Florida so much that I'm now moving there soon btw its far more beautiful in Florida my girl is from Huntington beach I'm from central coast west coast is definitely not the best coast
