Florida Real Estate - The Sunshine State
By Raynor James, Fri Dec 9th
Florida real estate is definitely worth a look if sun and fun isyour ticket. Florida real estate, even close to the beach, is avery good deal.
Florida
Florida is a well-known haven for people living through winterstorms in the northeast. Sun and warm water are an obviouslyattraction, but there is much more to Florida. Orlando seems tobe one giant theme park with Disney World, while Miami offersentertainment of a distinct adult variety with a legendarynightlife. Throw in the Florida Keys, tons of college andprofessional sports teams, the Kennedy Space
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Center and you havea state with a lot to do besides loaf on the beach. Then again,loafing on the beach should never be denigrated!
Miami
Miami is a city that really needs no introduction. With Cubaninfluences, the city is an explosion of styles, colors and funloving people. Palm trees are plentiful as are beaches, bars,outdoor cafes and walking streets. When you need a break fromthe beach, Miami hosts professional sports teams in baseball,basketball, hockey and football. The real key to the area,however, is simply the festive atmosphere and people. Nearlyhalf of the population is Hispanic with a heavy influenceappearing throughout the city. Every day is a party in Miami.
Orlando
If Orlando isn't the capital of theme parks, I feel sorry forthe place that is. Orlando is home to no less than Disney World,Universal Studios and Sea World. The theme parks are actuallylocated on the edge of the city, which makes Orlando proper abit bland. Humidity can be a bit of a bear during the summers,but the winter is incredibly nice.
Tampa
Tampa is an underrated city in my opinion. The chief criticismsseem to be it is overly modern and a bit boring. In fact, it isjust the opposite. Tampa has a funky cultural feel, particularlyin Ybor City where multiple cultures clash in free wheeling funand you can get a Cuban cigar hand-rolled by a Cuban artist.Museums, art galleries and theme parks abound. The beaches ofClearwater are white, clean and a good place to roast in thesun.
Florida Real Estate
Florida real estate is very reasonably priced considering muchof it is so close to an ocean or lake. The average home price inOrlando will run you just above $300,000, roughly the sameamount as Tampa. In Miami, prices vary wildly depending on thepart of the city you are looking in, but you can expect priceranges from $250,000 to $800,000.
If you want to get in on Florida real estate, now may be anideal time. For 2005, property in Florida appreciated at a rateof nearly 25 percent!
About the author:Raynor James is with http://www.fsboamerica.org - FSBO homes forsale by owner. Visit our "sell my home" page athttp://www.fsboamerica.org/seller.cfm to sell your home yourselfwith a free 1 month listing.
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