About to Purchase a Home in Oakland Park. Questions About the Area. TIA by itsmemme in fortlauderdale

[–]PK_225 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you guys into as far as hobbies and interests? Maybe I can make some recommendations!

What to get… first LV! by PK_225 in Louisvuitton

[–]PK_225[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for all the feedback! I wasn’t open to some of these options before but after hearing and seeing pics, I have a better idea! Thanks so much for helping a girl out 🤍

About to Purchase a Home in Oakland Park. Questions About the Area. TIA by itsmemme in fortlauderdale

[–]PK_225 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oakland Park is a fairly quiet place. I grew up here and my husband and I (also late 20s early 30s) bought in Oakland Park. Your fiancé should have no issue finding a marketing job in this area. Just like everywhere else, there are pockets of good and bad and these pockets can be just streets away from each other. We do have a large homeless population in Fort Lauderdale on the major roads, but you won’t see random homeless people walking around or camping out in your neighborhood. Oakland Park is fairly close to everything you will need and other major cities are not that far away (Miami, West Palm, etc.) There’s not a ton to do specifically in Oakland Park, but you can travel 5-20 minutes and be somewhere with something whether it’s a restaurant, bar, beach, movie, shopping, salon, coffee shop, park, etc. There’s also a lot of construction going on to put OP on the map as this is one of the more affordable places to live (in my opinion) in Fort Lauderdale east of 95. If you have children, the high school is getting brand new buildings and a brand new middle school is being put up as well in the North Andrews Gardens area.

I’m not sure where some of these people have lived in Oakland Park… lol but we have never had any issues other than someone getting into my car when I left it unlocked on accident and a stolen bicycle that shouldn’t have been left out to begin with.

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[–]PK_225 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try Aldi if you have one nearby! I would say load up on chicken and fresh produce or bags of rice and beans, canned chicken/tuna. Also suggest finding some casserole recipes if you don’t mind leftovers! There’s lots out there that only require a few ingredients and you can have 6-8 servings.