5 Best Places to Live for Immigrants in Florida
For all those people who plan to move to the south of the United States, we will tell you about some alternatives in the state of Florida.
The state of Florida is not only known for its theme parks, shopping malls and unbeatable beaches. In addition, it is the destination chosen by the majority of Latino immigrants.
The reasons are various. Among them is the vast Hispanic community already formed, the varied job offer and the good reputation of the schools.
Which place to choose in Florida?
The U.S. News & World Report made a report with the 100 best places to live in the United States. As for the state of Florida, these are five of its chosen points and that are a good alternative for immigrants.
1. Valric
Located east of Tampa, it guarantees a mix of quality services and strong economic growth.
Salaries are attractive and there is a good educational offer.
2. Oviedo
A suburb of Orlando made up of 13 neighborhoods. It stands out for its parks and walkable lakes. In addition, there is a tendency to a sense of neighborhood and brotherhood.
3.weston
A small town in Broward County. Its attractions: the multiple museums, the historical sites, the nature reserves. Salaries are usually high. But also the cost of living is higher than the average for that state.
4.Sarasota
It has white sand beaches, a great cultural scene, parks and reserves.
5. Saint Petersburg
Its name in English is St Petersburg. It has an affordable cost of living and healthcare. For these two characteristics it is chosen by many retirees. But it also presents night options and an attractive cultural circuit.
