Is Florida overcrowded????

Question

if you know the population and things like that it would be helpful.

Answer 1

Many parts of Florida are painfully overcrowded and others are neglected, too few areas are still in pristine and protected condition. Areas surrounding the everglades are being over built and it is ruining the environment and killing off indigenous creatures. The Florida coasts are nothing more than tourist attractions and the nonstop building of homes and hotels is speeding erosion and causing both natural and financial devastation (think about dollars spent by tourists and taxes paid by home and business owners vs. FEMA and insurance funds each time we have a hurricane) to the state. The current population of Florida is about 18 million residents with 23% growth in the last 5 years. We are currently the 4th most populated state.

Answer 2

Only in the winter and right after school gets out.

People that live in Florida in September, early October, late April and May absolutely LOVE Florida when the crowds are gone.

The price of housing in Florida has gotten very high. You might be looking at other states.

Florida is too darn hot and humid in the summer.

Answer 3

We are seasonal, so the retires go back from wherever they came from. Spring breakers also, alot of foreigners, cheaper here. Snow birds fly back to there roost. So, we can have more breathing room!

Answer 4

it may not be after a few more of dem hurricanes coming that way...
alternatively, if they piss Chuck Norris off, he will roundhouse kick their b'utts out of Florida to the moon

Answer 5

Tourists, I don`t know. But locals, yes. Too much illegal immigration. I`m sick of all these people here!

Answer 6

YES, millions

Answer 7

Yes, very much so!

Answer 8

no.. hurrican will get rid of many ppl.. they are all moving out to NC

Answer 9

YEP! And I have NO desire to even visit!