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To: Live2Sail who wrote (46187)	12/28/2005 1:35:39 AM
From: John Vosilla	Respond to of 306849

It probably gets a lot of spillover that would have gone or stayed in Florida as more and more figure it out.. More and more folks want to live a couple of hours from the ocean and hurricane alley and also want some seasonal change except for the immigrants from third world countries that have invaded Florida, California and Texas. Besides home prices then add in taxes and insurance in South Florida in 2006 might be 10 times higher than for a comparable house in say Atlanta or Raleigh. It is tough to escape some summer heat most anywhere in the southeast.<g> Personally thought Cary was one of the nicest towns I'd ever seen but wasn't that impressed with Durham or downtown Raleigh. I would also say a highly educated population in the south is a very rare find from all the research I've done.