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Thousands are moving to Florida’s 30A. Can this once-quiet beach paradise handle the growth?
The U.S. Census Bureau says more than 17,000 residents have arrived since 2020, pushing home prices and traffic higher across the coastal corridor.
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NolaThousands are moving to Florida’s 30A. Can this once-quiet beach paradise handle the growth?
The population is surging in 30A communities like Seaside, Santa Rosa Beach and Freeport as newcomers seek laid-back beach lifestyles on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
·Baton Rouge, United States
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