Over 2 Million visitors a day come to Florida according to the Florida Visitors Bureau. 1100 families arrive to live in Florida on a daily basis. Toursim of course is the main contributing factor.

But did you know...There are  64 Counties, and over 59,000 sq miles the State is huge.

Migration to Florida is expected to peak in 2020.

As the aging Baby Boomers down size and seek warmer climate in the harsh cold winter months. Osceola County is one of the fastest growing Counties in Florida.                                                                  Home to over 27,000 families, the median age is now 34.

Established in 1865 St. Cloud, was originally a retirement community for Civil War Veterans.              Small winter homes were established along the streets named after the United States of America.      More like a Monopoly Board. There is New York Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, Delaware, Michigan, Indiana, California, Illinois, Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Vermont, Connecticut, Oregon, Wyoming, , you get the idea. 

But the real reason head to Osceola County are the 1000's and 1000's of acres of Natural Freshwater Lakes.

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They enjoy warm summer breezes, the sounds of birds,and the Florida Native Sand Hill Cranes which have a call resembling a Teradacdo and great fishing at some of Osceola County's beautiful Lakes. Lake Toho, Lake Lizzie, Buck Lake, Cat Lake, Bay Lake, and Lake X are just some.

Waterfront properties can still be had, if you have your heart set on Lake front Living. Beware of the lake inhabitants though!  

There is so much to love about Osceola County