Hmmmmm

[Smoke]

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/orl-horizon0207nov02,0,6228228.story

 

[NJANJIFLEXFLOP]

HMMMMMMMMM! Too

http://www.nrtwc.org/states/fl.htm

Read the first sentence in the first paragraph.

 

[Some guy]

So what exactly does this mean? NJ would consider moving 1500 based employees to a location where the cost of living is twice as much as CMH?

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[batsky2000]

So what exactly does this mean? NJ would consider moving 1500 based employees to a location where the cost of living is twice as much as CMH?​

Central FL is not any more expensive than CMH, plus FL is one of only 4 states that has no state income tax, so more money in your pocket, I use to live in NY, and tax there is very high, but my main motivator for not leaving FL is that I pay no state income tax. I prefer to live somewhere else other than FL, but I got so use to no state income tax that it kept me here

 

[Guitar Guy]

I prefer to live somewhere else other than FL, but I got so use to no state income tax that it kept me here

So move to one of the other three states without the state income tax.

 

[notaNJApilot]

ha, this is a new rumor (to me at least). although, i did read a message about looking to add buildings inside and outside of the columbus area.
i think building a new facility next to bridgeway to house the people at easton and maybe some extra FSI sims is more of a possibility than moving it all to florida.

 

[Dr Pepper]

Could be part of the IBB vote plan? If it passes and RTS decides to move the companieS to FL integration of NJI/NJA will sound better, on some level. The VP at NJI promissed the worker bees their jobs would not go to CMH if the companies were recognized as one. The same was said to CMH. Now NJ can offer everyone a chance to move to Orlando and be one big happy family. Plenty will not move, so jobs will be created in FL and redundancy eliminated. Jersey staff will stay put. That is, if there is any truth to this article.

 

[RP170]

Central FL is not any more expensive than CMH

Definitely not true. Our new home just south of MCO is 320K base for 2100 sq ft. 350K with upgrades. What does a new 2100 sq ft home run in Columbus? I know it's well under 300K.

 

[jaybird]

location, location, location

Definitely not true. Our new home just south of MCO is 320K base for 2100 sq ft. 350K with upgrades. What does a new 2100 sq ft home run in Columbus? I know it's well under 300K.

if your house is in upper arlington, bexley, or new albany, it would easily be just as much or more.
the same as if your house was in winter park it would probably be more.

 

[RP170]

if your house is in upper arlington, bexley, or new albany, it would easily be just as much or more.
the same as if your house was in winter park it would probably be more.

In general, MCO is much more expensive than CMH. In terms of median home price it's 265K in MCO compared to 153K in CMH. Source is here:

http://www.realtor.org/Research.nsf/files/MSAPRICESF.pdf/$FILE/MSAPRICESF.pdf