Orlando

City known for its tourist attractions (Disney World, Universal, Sea World among others), which makes it the most visited city by tourists in the U.S.A. and one of the top 5 in the world with 72 million in 2017.

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1st place: “Where to Invest in Housing In 2018” Forbes Magazine.

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It has the second largest university in the country: University of Central Florida.

• Location: Central Florida

• Population: 2.3 million

• House Average Price (USD): 247,550

• Population Growth (3 years): 7.2%

• Employment Growth (2 years): 6.7%

• Unemployment: 4.5%

• Annual Growth in Property Price: 10%

• Leasehold Population: 62.6%

• Average Annual Household Income (USD): 48,270

Tampa

Florida's second-largest city, not as ostentatious as Miami.

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It is a rather residential and not tourist city. It has very good health systems and schools.

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7th place “Where to Invest in Housing In 2017” Forbes Magazine

• Location: Central Florida

• Population: 2.9 million

• House Average Price (USD): 193,582

• Annual Population Growth (2011-2014): 3.1%

• Annual Employment Growth: 2.6%

• Unemployment: 5%

• Annual Growth in Property Price: 9%

• Leasehold Population: 50.43%

• Average Annual Household Income (USD): 46,876

Miami

Its metropolitan area encompasses more than 5.4 million inhabitants, making it the 4th most populated city in the USA. It has great importance in finance, commerce, media, art and international trade.

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Largest concentration of international banks in the U.S.A.

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3rd richest city in the U.S.A. and 22nd in the world.

• Location: Southern Florida

• Population: 5.4 million

• House Average Price (USD): 211,400

• Annual Population Growth (2011-2014): Annual Employment Growth: 

• Unemployment: 6%

• Annual Growth in Property Price: 8%

• Leasehold Population: 68.35%

• Annual Average Household Income (USD): 48,458

Jacksonville

Much of Jacksonville is urban. This fast-growing city in northeast Florida has natural reserves of fauna and flora, historic residential neighborhoods and many golf courses.

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The beaches of the city offer soft sands and warm waters perfect for swimming, surfing and kayaking.

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3rd Place “Where To Invest In Housing In 2018” Forbes Magazine

• Location: Northern Florida

• Population: 1.4 million

• House Average Price (USD): 207,630

• Annual Population Growth (2011-2014): 4.2%

• Annual Employment Growth: 2.2%

• Unemployment: 5.1%

• Annual Growth in Property Price: 7%

• Leasehold Population: 37.75%

• Annual Average Household Income (USD): 51,117

Cape Coral

The prettiest city in Florida. Its famous beaches, green golf courses and family attractions such as the popular Sun Splash family water park make Cape Coral an attractive destination for visitors.

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It is located 2 hours west of Miami.

• Location: Southwestern Florida

• Population: 0.6 million

• House Average Price (USD): 211,531

• Annual Population Growth (2011-2014): 7.6%

• Annual Employment Growth: 3%

• Unemployment: 5.1%

• Annual Growth in Property Price: 12%

• Leasehold Population: 30.57%

• Annual Average Household Income (USD): 49.000

Fort Lauderdale

Popular tourist destination, known as the Venice of America for its many channels.

Its main attractions are its magnificent beaches and the excellent sunny climate all year round.

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It is located 25 minutes from Miami.

• Location: Southern Florida

• Population: 1.8 million

• House Average Price (USD): 258,235

• Annual Population Growth (2011-2014): 4.5%

• Annual Employment Growth: 3.2%

• Unemployment: 4.9%

• Annual Growth in Property Price: 9%

• Leasehold Population: 47.07%

• Annual Average Household Income (USD): 48,458