Florida land real estate

Florida land overview

With an average temperature around 70 degrees, thousands of miles of coastline, countless recreational opportunities, and an economical cost of living, it's not surprising why Florida is continuously rated one of the best states to live and retire. Not only are there 2 time zones, there are essentially 2 Floridas-the northern panhandle and the southern peninsula. From rolling uplands, soft and hardwood timberland, and plenty of lakes and streams to islands and coral reefs, swampy marshland, and abundant wildlife, Florida is nothing short of a tropical playground. Florida land can range from citrus groves and cattle ranches to residential lots, commercial development land, and the ever sought after beachfront property. The state is not only home is Disney World and the 1.5 million-acre Everglades National Park, but its 10,500 miles of rivers and streams, 7,700 lakes over 10 acres, and 2,200 miles of tidal shoreline have led to its nickname of the "Fishing Capital of the World."