

"This Is DEADLY!" - Florida's SURGE Exposes NYC's MASSIVE $9 Billion LOSS
May 2, 2025
New York City faces a staggering $9 billion income loss due to high earners migrating to Florida for better weather and lower taxes. The podcast dives into the implications of this mass exodus, scrutinizing failed policies and the state's political dynamics. Boca Raton emerges as the alluring new American dream, especially for Armenian families seeking a fresh start. Additionally, initiatives like the Lemon Campaign bring a ray of hope, emphasizing community connections and support during tough times.
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NYC Loses $9B To Florida
- New York City lost over $9 billion in income to Florida due to high earners relocating.
- This exodus was driven by factors like the pandemic, cost of living, and quality of life concerns.
New Yorkers' Reluctance to Move
- Adam Sosnick shares how New Yorkers visited Miami yearly but hesitated to move.
- The pandemic shifted perspectives, sparking a mass migration to Florida.
NYC's Mismanagement Drives Exodus
- The flight from NYC to surrounding counties highlights poor NYC management, not New Yorkers themselves.
- Bad policies will force NYC to seek state and federal welfare due to budget strain.