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Florida's repopulation was 17,800,000. The lowest temperature on record was minus 2 degrees and the highest is 108 F. Millions of people visit Florida every year for its major theme parks and many other appealing attractions. Ponce de Leon found Florida in 1513 while he was searching for the Fountain of Youth. Many current residents lay claim to the fact that they have found the fountain of youth, too, because of Florida's wonderful sunny climate!

Both England and Spain held Florida at one time or another, but Spain made a deal with the U.S. and sold it to them in 1819. France had established a colony in the Florida area and called it Fort Caroline. There were a few wars earlier in the 1800s with the Seminole Native Americans, and they ended in 1842. The economy of Florida depends on agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. Grapefruit and oranges and other citrus fruits lead production in agriculture, while publishing and printing, electronics, machinery and food processing head up manufacturing. Also important to agriculture are melons, potatoes, sugar cane, strawberries, dairy products, peanuts and cattle. 

Of the many large tourist attractions in Florida, Disneyworld is probably the best known -- and it has 4 theme parks which attract visitors from across the globe. They are Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Magic Kingdom and Disney/MGM Studios. Other major sights include Miami Beach, St. Augustine (the oldest permanent city in the U.S.), Daytona Beach, Key West, Orlando, Kennedy Space Center and their Space Port, and Everglades National Park.

 

The Falls of Ocala, Ocala, Florida

Peaceful, Affordable Manufactured Home Community in Central Florida's Horse Country

On Top of the World Communities, Ocala, Florida 

This 55+ retirement community is located on 13,000 acres outside of Ocala, Florida and is on land that at one time belonged a cattle company.   Today, however, there are 3,500 single-family homes here, and the development has plans to build several nearby multi-generational neighborhoods in addition to the existing age-restricted neighborhoods

Coquina Crossing, Elkton, Florida

Retirees Enjoy Colorful Manufactured Home Community Outside of Historic St. Augustine, Florida

 

Plantation Oaks, Flagler Beach, Florida

Nestled on 115 shady acres in quiet Flagler Beach, Florida (population 5,000), Plantation Oaks is a newer active adult manufactured home community.  On the lush site of what was once a flourishing 4,600-acre sugar and cotton plantation, Plantation Oaks is an age-restricted, affordable and well-kept manufactured home development in a great location not far from the white sands of Flagler Beach, Florida. 

Cypress Creek Village, Winter Haven, Florida

Affordable Manufactured Homes Bring Retirees to Cypress Creek

Lake Juliana Landings, Auburndale, Florida

Manufactured Home Community in Central Florida Attracts Seniors Seeking Sun, Water and Affordable Lifestyle

Tara Woods, North Fort Myers, Florida

Located on 212 well-manicured acres, Tara Woods is a tidy manufactured-home retirement community for people age 55 and better.

The Villages, The Villages, Florida

Huge, Popular 55+ Community Boasts Wide Range of Prices and Abundance of Amenities

Mount Olive Shores North, Polk City, Florida

RV Lovers Feel Right at Home in This Unique Florida Retirement Community

Harmony, Harmony, Florida

Harmony is an All-Ages Planned Community with a Love of Nature, Open Spaces and a Wide Selection of Home Prices

Palace at Weston, Weston, Florida

Elegant, Resort-Style, 55+ Condominium Community Appeals to Retirees Seeking Luxury and Maintenance-Free Lifestyle

Valencia Lakes, Wimauma, Florida

Large, Gated 55+ Community on Florida's Gulf Coast Has Good Selection of Homes and Outstanding Amenities

Village of La Casa del Sol, Davenport, Florida

For those who do not want to live in a master-planned community or buy real estate when it comes to retirement time, the Village of La Casa del Sol in Davenport, Florida (population 2,200) offers a nice alternative to the spiffy, new retirement communities popping up everywhere by providing small, cozy rental cottages on a yearly lease.  

 


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