Life in
South Florida

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come to vacation?

In South Florida, everyday life means sunshine and palm trees, vibrant multicultural communities and

friendly people, fun things to do, and great food to eat.

It’s also a fantastic place to raise a family. Choose a neighborhood with a long history or one with new

construction. You’ll find both public and private schools that graduate some of the best-performing high

school seniors in the country. Florida’s Bright Futures scholarship program, funded by the state lottery,

pays between 75% to 100% of college tuition for residents with weighted GPAs of 3.0 or higher and 30

service hours by graduation.

From Palm Beach to South Beach, from Coral Gables to Key West, life is good in South Florida. The beautiful weather makes it easy to spend a lot of time outdoors, especially with our miles of beautiful beaches, public parks, countless marinas and golf courses.

The Florida Keys, known fondly to Florida locals as just "The Keys," aren’t just a popular vacation spot, they’re home to thousands of permanent residents who’ve answered the call of the island life. Just two hours from the mainland, the Florida Keys are isolated enough to feel magical, but close enough to Miami-Dade and Broward counties for day trips or weekend outings.

Popular amenities and activities include:
Bustling Arts Scene · Shopping & Dining · Crystal Clear Waters · Gorgeous Beaches · Countless Marinas · Close Knit Community · Aquatic Activites such as: Fishing, Kayaking, Golf, & More!

Go deep-sea fishing or scuba diving, visit an art museum or a botanical garden, explore the nightlife or

appreciate the wildlife. Sports fans will find plenty of action, one season after the next. Our professional

teams include the Miami HEAT, Miami Dolphins, Miami Marlins and the Florida Panthers. We’ve also

got horse racing, dog racing and jai alai, and host major events like the Miami Open Tennis Tournament, and NASCAR racing at the Miami-Dade Homestead Motorsports Complex.

Culture lovers can take in performances of the Miami City Ballet, South Florida Symphony Orchestra and

New World Symphony. See what’s playing at the Kravis Center or at the Broward Center for

the Performing Arts. For world-class art, see the exhibits at the Norton Museum of Art, the Pérez Art Museum

Miami and the University of Miami’s Lowe Art Museum. Explore our rich history at the Flagler Museum or

Hemingway’s house.

We’re also known as a celebrity hot spot and cultural melting pot. See and be seen at South Beach, or

celebrate our rich cultural diversity at festivals and community gatherings like Carnaval Miami, the King

Orange Jamboree, the Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition, Miami and Ft. Lauderdale Film Festivals, the

Renaissance Festival, the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, and the Three Kings Day Parade.

How about the fact that there’s no state income tax here, so you’ll end up taking home a little more take-home pay.

Life in ​​​​​​​South Florida

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Why not live where other peoplecome to vacation?

Life in
South Florida

Why not live where other people
come to vacation?