Like a good mix tape, we’re mixing this year’s neighborhood feature with popular established neighborhoods, new buiLike a good mix tape, we’re mixing this year’s neighborhood feature with popular established neighborhoods, new build communities, and rental options for every stage of life. ld communities, and rental options for every stage of life.
Clermont has long been known as the “Choice of Champions,” a nickname that reflects its reputation as a training ground for athletes at every level. High school standouts, regional record-breakers and world-class competitors have all found something useful in Clermont’s terrain, facilities and outdoor lifestyle.
Located in Horizon West, minutes (how many depends on the traffic) from Walt Disney World and surrounded by some of Central Florida’s fastest-growing residential corridors, Hamlin is becoming one of Orlando’s most desirable places to live. It’s a community shaped by careful planning, convenient access, strong schools and a town center that gives residents a built-in gathering place for everyday life.
St. Cloud has long been one of Central Florida’s most quietly appealing places to live, a city with lakefront views, historic streets, family-friendly neighborhoods and a pace that feels just far enough removed from Orlando’s daily rush. But the secret is not exactly a secret anymore.
Cryptocurrency has become one of those topics that seems to be everywhere all at once. It shows up in headlines, creeps into everyday conversations about investing, and often sparks big questions about the future of money.
As a native Floridian, I feel like it is my duty to introduce you to these still-standing old Florida roadside attractions. Some are kitschy, some are kooky, and some are simply incredible; but all are truly unique Florida gems you must see before you kick the proverbial bucket.
Key Biscayne is a rare Florida trick: a barrier island that feels removed from a major city while sitting just minutes away from it. That proximity shapes everything. You can spend the day in a quiet, residential-feeling coastal environment — then be in downtown Miami quickly enough to catch a late dinner or a show.