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...starts in the neighborhoods.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9Okc--ufjow
 

Gee, nothing totally scripted and fake about that lame video.    
 

SouthernAdolf » 17 Oct 2025, 7:55 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Oct 2025, 7:55 pm

Gee, nothing totally scripted and fake about that lame video.  

As Adork continues to vote for dems.    

DUMP THE TRUMP SLUMP 2026..


Looks like Florida's tourist industry is taking a hit. There are 180K homes on the market. Thousands of hospitality workers can't even pay the low rent.

JohnnyYou » 18 Oct 2025, 3:57 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 3:57 am

DUMP THE TRUMP SLUMP 2026..

Looks like Florida's tourist industry is taking a hit. There are 180K homes on the market. Thousands of hospitality workers can't even pay the low rent.

Do you have any clue?

Really
You seem like a full blown idiot

There's so many Florida homes for sale because of new building. 
Not because people are moving out.

Christ.
 

HarperLee » 18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am

Do you have any clue?

Really
You seem like a full blown idiot

There's so many Florida homes for sale because of new building. 
Not because people are moving out.

Christ.

Sole's girfriend has the clues so you don't have too...  Scrubbing Bubbles..

Florida's economy is currently robust but projected to grow at a slower pace, driven by strong tourism and real estate sectors. While rankings show it as a top state for business, with high new business formation rates, some reports indicate growing financial distress among residents due to rising costs. The state's GDP is expected to continue expanding, albeit at a moderating rate, and the unemployment rate is predicted to fluctuate slightly before declining. 
Economic highlights and projections

• Growth moderation: After a period of high growth, Florida's economy is expected to slow down to more typical rates, with GDP growth projected to moderate in the coming years.
• Tourism: Remains a primary driver, with a high number of visitors expected to continue.
• Real Estate: The real estate market is also a key component of the economy, with significant construction activity ongoing.
• Population growth: While the state will continue to grow, the rate of new residents is expected to decrease, partly due to rising living costs.
• Unemployment: The unemployment rate is forecast to rise slightly before declining again.
• Business formation: Florida continues to lead the nation in new business formations. 

Challenges

• Financial distress: Despite overall economic strength, some reports highlight rising financial distress among residents struggling with the cost of living.
• Cost of living: Rising costs for necessities are outpacing wage increases for some families. 

HarperLee » 18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am

Do you have any clue?

Really
You seem like a full blown idiot

There's so many Florida homes for sale because of new building. 
Not because people are moving out.

Christ.

Harpin' on ya Harper..   String Cheese Incident.. Sirens..

According to data from the third quarter of 2025, Florida's housing inventory included 127,109 units. However, this number represents the entire inventory of available homes, not just vacant ones listed for sale. In August 2025, data showed 225,020 active listings across the state, while earlier in the year, active listings were also high. Some of Florida's metro areas, like Naples-Marco Island and Cape Coral-Fort Myers, had particularly high vacancy rates and unoccupied units reported in September 2025. The reasons for vacant homes vary and include units for rent, for sale, and for seasonal use. 
Key inventory and vacancy data

• Overall inventory: By the third quarter of 2025, Florida's total housing inventory was 127,109 units. This is an increase from the 102,090 units reported in the third quarter of 2024.
• Active listings: In August 2025, there were 225,020 active listings, showing inventory levels above pre-pandemic levels. Earlier in the year, there were 172,209 listed properties in January and 177,000 in March.
• Metro-specific vacancies: In September 2025, several Florida metropolitan areas reported high vacancy rates and significant numbers of unoccupied homes:
  • Naples-Marco Island
    : 79,000 vacant properties, representing 31% of homes.
  • Cape Coral-Fort Myers
    : 127,000 unoccupied homes out of 465,000, for a 27% vacancy rate.
• Reason for vacancies: The high number of vacant units can be attributed to several factors, including:
  • A cooling market where some sellers are opting to rent out their homes rather than sell at lower prices.
  • An increase in homes being delisted from the market.
  • Homes held for seasonal, recreational, or occasional use.
  • Overall weaker buyer demand due to high housing costs and insurance premiums. 

 

HarperLee » 18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am

Do you have any clue?

Really
You seem like a full blown idiot

There's so many Florida homes for sale because of new building. 
Not because people are moving out.

Christ.

Brown Skins with Accents ain't going to Disney Land.. They ain't goin to Las Vegas either.. The phooking Parks are closed damn it...

Your harp is gonna be a violin soon. And you are calling me the idiot? I am sorry my clues are just too confusing for you.

 
 

roadkill » 17 Oct 2025, 6:15 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Oct 2025, 6:15 pm

...starts in the neighborhoods.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9Okc--ufjow
 

It starts when personally accepting life's natural limitations while evolving uniquely alive in plain sight. Misery is induced forcing ancestors to role play social consensus cradle to grave every ancestral lineages' generation gaps alive now.

I dare anyone of character to debunk this without reciting theories, theologies, mythologies, social precedence set in history of regulating what people believed cradle to grave any generation of recorded history within this species.

Including current events.

HarperLee » 18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:01 am

Do you have any clue?

Really
You seem like a full blown idiot

There's so many Florida homes for sale because of new building. 
Not because people are moving out.

Christ.

Squarehead have a clue?       
 

I could shoot the guy who awoke me to the feature of playing YouTube at 2X Speed.

Right Now Jasmine Crocket is faster than a rocket and stronger than MAGA steal of a Big Mac...

Brian Taylor Cohen at double speed will drive a person phooking nutz. Bernie is outrageously hilarious..

I leave it on in the shed just so Captain Al Goreythm gets the views he wants..

JohnnyYou » 18 Oct 2025, 5:41 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:41 am

Harpin' on ya Harper..   String Cheese Incident.. Sirens..

According to data from the third quarter of 2025, Florida's housing inventory included 127,109 units. However, this number represents the entire inventory of available homes, not just vacant ones listed for sale. In August 2025, data showed 225,020 active listings across the state, while earlier in the year, active listings were also high. Some of Florida's metro areas, like Naples-Marco Island and Cape Coral-Fort Myers, had particularly high vacancy rates and unoccupied units reported in September 2025. The reasons for vacant homes vary and include units for rent, for sale, and for seasonal use. 
Key inventory and vacancy data

• Overall inventory: By the third quarter of 2025, Florida's total housing inventory was 127,109 units. This is an increase from the 102,090 units reported in the third quarter of 2024.
• Active listings: In August 2025, there were 225,020 active listings, showing inventory levels above pre-pandemic levels. Earlier in the year, there were 172,209 listed properties in January and 177,000 in March.
• Metro-specific vacancies: In September 2025, several Florida metropolitan areas reported high vacancy rates and significant numbers of unoccupied homes:
  • Naples-Marco Island
    : 79,000 vacant properties, representing 31% of homes.
  • Cape Coral-Fort Myers
    : 127,000 unoccupied homes out of 465,000, for a 27% vacancy rate.
• Reason for vacancies: The high number of vacant units can be attributed to several factors, including:
  • A cooling market where some sellers are opting to rent out their homes rather than sell at lower prices.
  • An increase in homes being delisted from the market.
  • Homes held for seasonal, recreational, or occasional use.
  • Overall weaker buyer demand due to high housing costs and insurance premiums. 

dude, your AI sucks...

https://www.housecanary.com/blog/florida-housing-market
 

Johnny You » 18 Oct 2025, 5:43 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:43 am

Brown Skins with Accents ain't going to Disney Land.. They ain't goin to Las Vegas either.. The phooking Parks are closed damn it...

Your harp is gonna be a violin soon. And you are calling me the idiot? I am sorry my clues are just too confusing for you.

 
 

Your intellectual time line logistical facts don't align with series parallel evolving in plain sight regardless longitude and latitude each ancestral reproduction is currently located in this atmosphere now.

this applies to every human reality people obey cradle to grave regardless which generation gap they are in this rotation since conceived as part of the whole population living forward now.

roadkill » 18 Oct 2025, 1:38 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 1:38 am

As Adork continues to vote for dems.

try again, gullible one

JohnnyYou » 18 Oct 2025, 5:43 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 5:43 am

Brown Skins with Accents ain't going to Disney Land.. They ain't goin to Las Vegas either.. The phooking Parks are closed damn it...

Your harp is gonna be a violin soon. And you are calling me the idiot? I am sorry my clues are just too confusing for you.

Just wait and see how electing the communist Mamdani next year will result in a flood of New Yorkers leaving the state in droves for low-tax states like Florida.  Chances are, they'll need every one of those new homes!

And quite possibly, all those "brown skins" you love so much ain't going to Disneyland or Vegas because they're being deported by the thousands every day, thanks to President Trump!  And those that are still here are more concerned with hiding out!    
 

Southern Adolf » 18 Oct 2025, 9:06 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 9:06 am

try again, gullible one

Which ideology did you select to ignore your time alive only happens while eternally separated in your specific ancestral time living by heart beats forward, now?

Zeets2 » 18 Oct 2025, 9:23 am » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 9:23 am

Just wait and see how electing the communist Mamdani next year will result in a flood of New Yorkers leaving the state in droves for low-tax states like Florida.  Chances are, they'll need every one of those new homes!

And quite possibly, all those "brown skins" you love so much ain't going to Disneyland or Vegas because they're being deported by the thousands every day, thanks to President Trump!  And those that are still here are more concerned with hiding out! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJmQs_NoIZg
 

No Kings.. No Fires, No Rioting, No Looting.. Just peaceful folks peacefully protesting the MAGA shyt.

JohnnyYou » 18 Oct 2025, 1:25 pm » wrote: ↑

18 Oct 2025, 1:25 pm

No Kings.. No Fires, No Rioting, No Looting.. Just peaceful folks peacefully protesting the MAGA shyt.

No looting?

The left protesting peacefully?


 

SouthernAdolf » 17 Oct 2025, 7:55 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Oct 2025, 7:55 pm

Gee, nothing totally scripted and fake about that lame video.  

Possibly. Either way, when the presence of the military is involved, things will change. So even if it is scripted, I doubt the script is wrong.