FLORIDA, USA
Florida is currently experiencing high population growth, one of the highest in the US.
Its economy is strongly based on tourism, but it also stands out in agriculture, mainly in the cultivation of oranges.
The high temperatures, the relatively low cost of living and good tax benefits have attracted foreigners and residents from all over the US.
Several infrastructure projects are underway in the state: expansion of highways, new wings at airports, more transport options, in addition to new schools, hospitals and sports complexes. All of this confirms and justifies our interest in doing business in this very promising state.
OCALA, FL
Marion County, FL
Marion County has had a significant influence in many industries over the course of time, from being an early titan of agriculture, having one of Florida’s earliest tourist attractions, being a popular filming location during the 1930’s-1960’s, and of course our beloved equine industry. To this day, the county continues to flourish with new growth while continuing to preserve lands and heritage.
Most Marion County residents own their homes.
Known as “The Horse Capital of the World”, Ocala / Marion County is vibrant destination for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure-seekers. Embark on a self-guided tour of the painted horses that connect local equestrian and art communities. Stroll through one-of-a kind shops and savor the flavors at popular eateries.
Spend the day perfecting your swing on pristine championship golf courses. Explore Silver Springs on a glass-bottom boat tour and tube along Rainbow River. Be immersed in lush greenery while canoeing and kayaking through the shimmering turquoise waters of the area's natural springs and waterways. There’s something fun for everyone in Ocala/Marion County.
In recent years Ocala has experienced high population growth and land and house prices have risen sharply.
. 80 miles away from Orlando
. 1h10min driving via Florida’s Tpke
. The 19th largest county in Florida
. 2023 Population: 407,746
. 2023 Average Family Size: 2.9
. Average annual population growthof 2.9% over the last 2 years
. Sales tax (6%)
. Property Tax (1.03%)
. Tourist tax (4%)
CITRUS SPRINGS, FL
Citrus County, FL
The rich historical culture and variety of shops, water recreation, golfing, and diningexperiences, make Citrus County one of the most enjoyable places on the west coast.
Most Citrus Springs residents own their homes.
Largely unoccupied, the land in Citrus Springs Florida is as nature made it. The roads are paved and well maintained and some areas are more densely populated, but you can easily find a lot in Citrus Springs and be the first on the street.There are resale homes for sale in Citrus Springs and more are going up all the time. The homes in Citrus Springs are modest and affordable.
Within the Citrus Springs Community is the Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club as well as the El Diablo Golf Course. Both are excellent golf courses with scenic greens carved out of the pine forest. GOLF DIGEST recently called El Diablo the "Best new affordable public golf course In America."
There is the Citrus Springs Library as well as the Citrus Springs Elementary School and the Citrus Springs Middle School.
Citrus Springs is close to Dunnellon as well as Ocala. Dunnellon offers lots of outdoor recreation on the Rainbow River. Boating, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and tubing down the Rainbow River are some of the activities. The Rainbow Springs State Park and Rainbow Springs Golf and Country Club are also just up the road from Citrus Springs. Ocala is a much larger metropolitan area just 25 minutes north of Citrus Springs. Big name shops and malls and well known restaurant chains abound on state road 200. Ocala is also home to the Central Florida Community College, Appleton Museum, and Central Florida Orchestra as well as the Silver Springs Attraction and other cultural events.
. 90 miles away from Orlando
. 1h30min driving via Florida’s Tpke
. The 33rd largest county in Florida
. 2023 Population: 157,626
. 2023 Average Family Size: 2.79
. Average annual population growthof 2.6% over the last 2 years
. Sales tax (6%)
. Property Tax (0.87%)
. Tourist tax (5%)
PORT CHARLOTTE, FL
Charlotte County, FL
Port Charlotte is often recognized as one of the best places to retire in the United States due to its safety, quality of life and healthcare infrastructure. Forbes magazine has already included Port Charlotte on the list of "Best Cities to Retire in the USA", highlighting the combination of affordable cost of living and pleasant climate.
The city has more than 165 miles of navigable waterways, many of which have access to the Gulf of Mexico. This makes it a paradise for those who enjoy water sports such as fishing, kayaking and sailing.
Charlotte County is one of the areas with steady population growth, driven by the migration of retirees and young families in search of a quieter, more affordable life.
The nearby airport in Punta Gorda has expanded its flight network, increasing the county's connectivity with other states and boosting tourism and local business.
Located between Sarasota and Fort Myers, Port Charlotte offers quick access to major urban centers but maintains the charm and cost of living of a smaller city.
The combination of climate, infrastructure and lifestyle constantly attracts new residents and tourists, boosting the real estate market.
. 166 miles away from Orlando
. 2h35min driving via I-4 West
. The 28rd largest county in Florida
. 2023 Population: 203,134
. 2023 Average Family Size: 2.56
. Average annual population growthof 2.6% over the last 2 years
. Sales tax (6%)
. Property Tax (0.9%)
. Tourist tax (5%)
