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Working Remotely is DelightFL

Work-Life Balance, Perfected

Remote work is no longer a dream – in many companies it’s even encouraged. If you’re going to break away from the office, it only makes sense to do it in a place that keeps you smiling, and Florida is prepared to do just that. Take in some sun between meetings and listen in on that conference call with beach views. With all of the infrastructure you’ll need to stay connected, you can take the leap to be the remote worker you always wanted to be, right here in Florida. See how our cost of living compares to your current location to start making moves to work remotely from Florida.

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cost of living

California wealth charts a quieter path to Florida

The Gulf Coast migration could soon see an extra boost as newly-minted millionaires from tech IPOs like SpaceX — and eventually Anthropic and OpenAI — move their capital and residencies to tax-friendly Florida.
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Economy

FL’s $1.8 trillion economy now ranks 14th largest in the world

With a $1.8 trillion economy, Florida is now the 14th largest in the world, surpassing Australia and Mexico. Florida’s economy grew 6.3 percent over the past year, moving the state closer to its goal of becoming one of the world’s 10 largest economies by 2030.
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manufacturing

Argotec Opens Florida Production Facility to Support Rapid, Scalable Satellite Delivery

The Florida facility includes modular clean rooms and parallel integration lines, allowing Argotec to accelerate delivery schedules and adapt quickly to the evolving mission requirements of U.S. defense and commercial programs. The company expects its U.S. team to triple in size over the next two years as it expands production capacity and deepens partnerships across the […]
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Rendering of Otto Aerospace's new campus in Jacksonville
aerospace

Otto Aerospace releases Cecil Airport campus renderings

Otto has said it would build more than 600,000 square feet of office and manufacturing space by Jan. 1, 2032. Plans called for creation of at least 400 jobs at an average $90,000 salary by the end of 2031, with possible expansions that would increase the workforce to 1,200 by 2040.
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