with $100k coming in, swapping out of Lincoln
changea dispatch from
naples
FL
26.14°N
81.80°W
Naples brings wealthy retirees to the Gulf coast for genuinely some of the prettiest beaches in Florida, and the sunsets at the pier are a community ritual (everyone gathers, no one talks). The downtown along Fifth Avenue is pastel and breezy. Mercato has the upscale restaurants. The Everglades' western edge starts just south of town. Affluent, sunny, and quieter than the east-coast Florida cities.
in our guides
the verdict
pricier each month than Lincoln
Naples is the expensive option. The argument has to be entirely about the place, not the price.
a quick ledger.
$2,719/mo
107% more expensive than Lincoln(vs $1,311/mo)
0%
$487/mo less in state tax than Lincoln
vs 5.84% in Lincoln
$5,614/mo
$922 less than Lincoln
gross of federal tax. a comparison, not a paycheck.
$679k
125% more expensive than Lincoln
vs $302k in Lincoln
404k
vs 344k in Lincoln
field notes, weather & such.
261
pleasant days a year, in naples.
Lincoln only logs 152 pleasant days.
100% fewer events than Lincoln. The pace eases up.
58/100
9% higher than Lincoln
vs 53/100 in Lincoln
Closest outdoor draw: Collier-Seminole State Park, 17.4 mi.
81/100
8% higher than Lincoln
vs 75/100 in Lincoln
34
1033% more than Lincoln
vs 3 nonstops in Lincoln
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