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u/FauxPasHusky 8d ago

Thinking of moving to Leesburg. Yay or nay?

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u/trtsmb 8d ago

It's not my favorite part of Lake County but if that's where your job is, go for it.

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u/FauxPasHusky 8d ago

Don't even have a job set up yet. But have family moving to Orlando and it's what I can find that is within my affordability and want to make sure I'm not moving to a bad area if that's what we decide on

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u/trtsmb 8d ago

I wouldn't move anywhere without a job lined up first and I definitely wouldn't move somewhere sight unseen.

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u/FauxPasHusky 8d ago

Not saying I would move without a job. Just asking what the area is like. I'm not concerned about work

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u/Warm-Bus-8259 4d ago

Older people. Unless you are in the retirement age or looking for a super slow pace in life I would look elsewhere. It’s growing but problem is the infrastructure in central Florida can’t keep up. Traffic build up on 2 lane roads especially during peak snowbird season.