r/AskFlorida 10h ago

First time in Southeast Florida, what should I see?

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First time visiting Southeast Florida (and Florida I general!) I’m staying in Pompano Beach and I won’t have a car, but I’m thinking of renting one for about 3 days.

What are the must-see places or day trips I shouldn’t miss?


r/AskFlorida 9h ago

IT jobs in West Volusia County?

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Hi guys, I'm pretty desperate at this point so any help is appreciated, even directing me to the right sub. TIA!

Basically, my job is helping people get jobs. I have a client with an Associate's in IT Tech who is looking for a part time IT-related job in West Volusia County (Debary, Orange City, Deltona, Enterprise, Deland). He has some experience from a short internship, as well as his education. I already tried Wholesale Computer Outlet in Downtown Deland but they aren't hiring.

I've scoured the internet and maps for places, but I'm really struggling. What are some places he could work? Preferably he would work with clients to fix computer issues.


r/AskFlorida 10h ago

Best Water Softening Companies Central FL

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SOS! The question is the title. This water is diabolical and my hair, nails and skin are dying.TIA.


r/AskFlorida 17h ago

Florida wedding venue pricing, is an all-inclusive package really easier?

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One venue is cheaper for the space but we'd have to arrange catering, rentals, probably setup and a bunch of other stuff ourselves. The other costs more upfront but handles most of that.

I’d probably pay a little more if it meant dealing with fewer vendors. I really don’t want to spend the months before the wedding chasing people down and making sure everything lines up.

For people who have done this in Florida, did you prefer an all-in package or bringing in your own vendors?


r/AskFlorida 17h ago

Any recommendations for apartments near Juno Beach

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I am taking up a job in Florida. Office is at Juno Beach (Next Era Energy Resources). Google map shows me some apartments there, such as -

  1. Villas of Juno apartments
  2. the point at Palm beach gardens
  3. the point at north palm beach townhomes
  4. Atlantico at Alton

I can google all day long and all the websites look fantastic.

But they never tell the true story.

So I thought I would ask locals.

Looking for 2 bed 2 bath (I can settle for 1 bed 1 bath as well), and want to spend maximum of $3000 per month on rent.

Don’t need luxuries. Just don’t want to live in some apartments where there is always problems.

Also, if this area is expensive, I am ok living at 45 min to an hour of driving distance, but if people can NameDrop some decent areas for that as well, that will be great.

Any recommendations?


r/AskFlorida 9h ago

Moving!

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Hi all! My husband and I are looking to move to the Orlando area or the surrounding area soon! Does anyone have anyone have any suggestions on towns or apartment to look at?


r/AskFlorida 22h ago

22M just moved to the maitland/orlando area from the midwest

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i say maitland/orlando because i will be bouncing between the two. What are some things i should know, places to meet people, jobs to apply for, etc. Any advice is appreciated