Nearly all full-time citizens in Florida are concerned about the state’s income and cost of living. After Hurricane Ian, property and rental costs skyrocketed. And that only represents one sector of the economy. The ranking of cities like Fort Myers and Cape Coral on our most recent list may surprise you. It lists the most and least costly places to live in Florida.
FloridaRentals.com provided the statistics. They made use of information on the cost of living from Numbeo, which examines anything from the value of eggs to the expense of entering a gym to the value of taking a cab. The information was divided into 6 different groups: lodging, entertainment, shopping, apparel, travel, utilities, and bills.
Following are the outcomes for Florida’s cheapest cities:
Gainesville
Dade City
Dunedin
Kissimmee
Bartow