Unlike many regions that make great efforts just to maintain their status quo, Florida’s cheap car is growing steadily. To date, if Florida was a state of itself, it would be the 15th economic force in the world!
The “State of the Sun”, with over 15 million inhabitants, is the fourth US state by population and has recorded a 20% increase in its population over the past 10 years. The most significant figure is however the fact that the entire union is firmly the top spot for its development index, essentially due to the tourism and entertainment industries, but also to new technologies, research and information: each year it receives more than 56 million tourists from around the world.
The population has experienced a major change due to the dynamic political will in terms of immigration, property and commercial and industrial development.
Florida, especially its southern extremity, is the only tropical Caribbean country with a US quality of life. What this means is: a functioning legal system, a lively economy, currency stability, efficient healthcare, high personal security.
The Miami area, nearly 5 million and a half, is often considered the US business center for Latin America and Central America.
That said makes it a preferential destination for North American residents looking for a vacation or a place to grow old, a preferential destination for Europeans looking for diversification or vacation and the preferential access point for the United States of all the South Americans looking for a stable place to invest their money.
Florida is officially a bilingual state and the most spoken language is Spanish.
In addition, the condominium associations together with the communes undergo constant checks to the various buildings ready to promptly report various irregularities to the owners. Not to mention bureaucratic sales and purchasing procedures: unlike Italy, America does not need the physical presence of the buyer and the seller in front of the notary, the messengers can be fine-tuned by phone or email.
Finally, Miami in one year (September 2012 / September 2013) has seen a rise in real estate prices even by 14%!