Issue Brief: Population and Income Migration Dynamics
February 03, 2025 / RERI Research Team
Florida continues to have a reputation as one of the best places to live and work. WalletHub ranked Florida as the second-best state to live in because of its strong labor market, low tax rates, and high median household income growth. In addition, The Motley Fool ranked Florida as the best state to retire to, supported by Mark Wilson, President and CEO of the Florida Chamber of Commerce. Wilson stated: “Florida’s ranking as the best state to retire in is reflected in an exceptional blend of factors. With its favorable low-tax environment, world-class healthcare institutions, robust transportation infrastructure, America’s number one rated higher education system, convenient airports and cruise ports, and access to stunning beaches, Florida offers retirees the perfect setting to enjoy their golden years.”