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Florida Cities We Serve: Popular Areas and Neighborhoods Guide
A comprehensive guide to popular areas and neighborhoods around each of Florida's 118+ cities with populations over 20,000 residents.
South Florida Metropolitan Areas
Miami (467,171)
Major Districts & Neighborhoods:
- Downtown/Brickell: Financial district with high-rise condos, Brickell City Centre, Simpson Park
- South Beach: Art Deco architecture, Ocean Drive, Lincoln Road shopping
- Wynwood: Arts district, Wynwood Walls murals, trendy restaurants and breweries
- Miami Design District: Luxury shopping, art galleries, high-end dining
- Little Havana: Cuban culture, Calle Ocho, Máximo Gómez Park
- Coconut Grove: Bohemian vibe, waterfront parks, Vizcaya Museum
- Coral Gables: Mediterranean architecture, Miracle Mile, Venetian Pool
- Midtown: Urban lifestyle, Margaret Pace Park, trendy galleries
- Edgewater: Bayfront views, walkable, close to Design District
- Overtown: Historic African-American neighborhood, Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater
- Upper Eastside: Biscayne Bay location, MiMo Historic District, diverse dining
Adjacent Areas:
- Key Biscayne, Virginia Key, Fisher Island
Fort Lauderdale (189,583)
Popular Areas:
- Las Olas Boulevard: Main entertainment strip, dining, nightlife
- Beach District: Fort Lauderdale Beach, A1A coastal area
- Downtown/Riverfront: Arts district, Riverwalk, cultural venues
- Victoria Park: Historic neighborhood, tree-lined streets
- Sailboat Bend: Waterfront community, marina district
- Colee Hammock: Upscale residential near beach
- Rio Vista: Luxury waterfront homes, Intracoastal access
- Flagler Village: Arts district, galleries, emerging neighborhood
Tampa (409,458)
Major Districts:
- Downtown Core: Business district, Tampa Riverwalk, Amalie Arena
- Ybor City: Historic district, nightlife, Cuban heritage, cigar shops
- Hyde Park: Upscale residential, Hyde Park Village shopping
- Channelside: Cruise port, Sparkman Wharf food hall, Florida Aquarium
- Seminole Heights: Historic bungalows, craft breweries, artisanal dining
- Tampa Heights: 1880s suburb, tree-lined streets, breweries
- Westshore: Business district, upscale shopping, Tampa International Airport area
- South Tampa: Bayshore Boulevard, affluent residential, country clubs
- Davis Islands: Private island community, Mediterranean architecture
- Harbour Island: High-rise living, yacht club, downtown views
Surrounding Communities:
- Carrollwood, Westchase, New Tampa, Brandon, Valrico
Orlando (335,066)
Main Districts:
- Downtown: Central business district, performing arts venues, Lake Eola
- College Park: Historic neighborhood, tree-lined streets, local businesses
- Thornton Park: Trendy area near downtown, boutiques, restaurants
- Mills 50: Asian district, diverse dining, vintage shops
- SoDo (South Downtown): Business district, lakes, historic railroad station
- Audubon Park: Hip area, independent shops, craft breweries
- Lake Nona: Master-planned community, medical city, modern amenities
- Baldwin Park: New urbanism community, town center concept
Adjacent Cities:
- Winter Park (Park Avenue District, Rollins College area)
- Winter Garden (Historic downtown, plant street)
St. Petersburg (267,031)
Popular Areas:
- Downtown: Waterfront, museums, Central Avenue arts district
- The Warehouse Arts District: Galleries, studios, creative spaces
- Grand Central District: Hip neighborhood, craft beer scene
- Historic Old Northeast: Bungalows, coffee shops, local charm
- Kenwood: Emerging arts area, diverse community
- Edge District: Entertainment corridor, nightlife
- Bayboro Harbor: Waterfront dining, University of South Florida campus
Central Florida
Gainesville (150,120)
Areas & Districts:
- University of Florida Campus: Student-oriented businesses, cultural venues
- Downtown: Historic courthouse square, restaurants, nightlife
- Midtown: Medical district, shopping centers
- Thornebrook Village: Upscale shopping and dining
- Haile Plantation: Master-planned community, golf course
- Tioga Town Center: Major shopping complex
- Historic Districts: Northeast, Pleasant Street, University Heights
Lakeland (123,760)
Popular Areas:
- Downtown: Lake Mirror, Polk Museum of Art, dining district
- South Lakeland: Lakeside communities, upscale neighborhoods
- Medulla: Affluent area, country clubs
- Lake Hollingsworth District: Historic homes, jogging path
- Kathleen: Growing suburban area
- Mulberry: Historic phosphate mining town nearby
Southwest Florida
Cape Coral (220,236)
Districts:
- Downtown Cape Coral: Entertainment district, farmers market
- Yacht Club: Beach area, fishing pier, community center
- Cape Harbour: Upscale marina district, waterfront dining
- Pelican: Golf course communities
- Northwest Cape: Newer developments, family neighborhoods
- Southwest Cape: Established neighborhoods, canal access
Fort Myers (100,780)
Areas:
- Downtown River District: Entertainment, dining, spring training
- McGregor Boulevard: Historic corridor, Edison/Ford estates
- Gateway: Major shopping and business district
- Gulf Coast Town Center: Upscale shopping and dining
- Iona/McGregor: Established neighborhoods
- South Fort Myers: Diverse residential areas
Space Coast (Brevard County)
Melbourne (87,846)
Popular Areas:
- Downtown Melbourne: Henegar Center, art galleries, restaurants
- Eau Gallie Arts District: Studios, galleries, community events
- Melbourne Beach: Coastal community, surfing, dining
- Suntree: Upscale planned community, golf courses
- West Melbourne: Growing suburban area
- Wickham Park area: Recreation, sports complexes
Palm Bay (140,199)
Districts:
- Bayside Lakes: Golf course community
- Port Malabar: Waterfront neighborhoods
- Palm Bay Village: Shopping and services center
- Southwest Palm Bay: Newer developments
- Turkey Creek: Natural sanctuary area nearby
Northeast Florida
Jacksonville (1,016,103)
Major Areas:
- Downtown: Financial district, sports venues, St. Johns River
- Riverside/Avondale: Historic districts, shoppes of Avondale
- San Marco: Boutique shopping, restaurants, Theater district
- Beach Communities: Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville Beach
- Southside: St. Johns Town Center, upscale shopping
- Ponte Vedra: Luxury coastal community
- Mandarin: Affluent southside area, golf courses
- Ortega: Historic riverfront neighborhood
- Springfield: Historic neighborhood, emerging arts scene
Northwest Florida
Tallahassee (202,203)
Districts:
- Downtown: Capitol complex, restaurants, nightlife
- College Town: Florida State University area, student life
- Midtown: Shops, restaurants, mixed development
- Betton Hills: Upscale neighborhood, tree canopy
- Myers Park: Historic African-American neighborhood
- Killearn: Affluent planned community
- Southwood: Master-planned community
Pensacola (55,152)
Areas:
- Downtown: Historic district, waterfront, entertainment
- Pensacola Beach: Gulf Islands National Seashore
- East Hill: Historic Victorian neighborhood
- North Hill: Historic preservation district
- Gulf Breeze: Upscale nearby community
- Perdido Key: Beach community nearby
Treasure Coast
Port St. Lucie (253,959)
Popular Areas:
- Tradition: Master-planned community, town center
- PGA Village: Golf resort community
- Torino: Italian-themed neighborhood
- River Park: Family-oriented community
- St. Lucie West: Established suburban area
Additional Major Cities
Hialeah (230,575)
Areas:
- Hialeah Park: Historic racetrack area
- Palm Springs North: Residential neighborhoods
- Westland: Shopping and commercial district
- Amelia Earhart Park area: Recreation, lakes
Coral Springs (135,191)
Districts:
- City Center: Coral Springs Center shopping
- Eagle Trace: Golf course community
- Ramblewood: Established neighborhoods
- Forest Hills: Upscale residential area
Pembroke Pines (170,892)
Areas:
- Pembroke Lakes: Golf course community
- Silver Lakes: Family neighborhoods
- Century Village: 55+ community
- Shops at Pembroke Gardens: Major shopping center area
Hollywood (155,038)
Districts:
- Hollywood Beach: Broadwalk, beachfront hotels
- Downtown Hollywood: Young Circle, ArtsPark
- West Hollywood: Residential neighborhoods
- Emerald Hills: Golf course community
Clearwater (118,463)
Areas:
- Clearwater Beach: Tourist destination, pier, resorts
- Downtown Clearwater: Scientology buildings, civic center
- Countryside: Shopping, suburban neighborhoods
- Dunedin: Adjacent historic town, Blue Jays spring training
Boca Raton (100,560)
Popular Areas:
- Mizner Park: Upscale shopping, dining, cultural center
- Town Center: Major shopping mall area
- Boca Raton Resort area: Luxury hotels, golf courses
- Spanish River: Upscale residential, parks
- Camino Real: Affluent neighborhoods
Delray Beach (68,096)
Districts:
- Atlantic Avenue: Main entertainment strip, beach access
- Pineapple Grove: Arts district, galleries
- Village by the Sea: Beachside community
- Lake Ida area: Residential neighborhoods
Boynton Beach (82,393)
Areas:
- Ocean Ridge: Beachfront community
- Renaissance Commons: Shopping center area
- Hunters Run: Golf course community
- Lake Boynton: Residential area
West Palm Beach (125,401)
Districts:
- Downtown/CityPlace: Entertainment complex, dining
- Clematis Street: Historic main street, nightlife
- Northwood: Emerging arts district
- South Flagler Drive: Waterfront mansions, Intracoastal
Sarasota (57,943)
Areas:
- Downtown: Main Street, cultural district, bayfront
- St. Armands Circle: Upscale shopping, dining
- Siesta Key: World-famous beach nearby
- Palmer Ranch: Master-planned community
Naples Area Cities
Bonita Springs (56,066)
- Coconut Point: Major shopping center
- Bonita Bay: Upscale planned community
- Imperial Golf Estates: Golf course neighborhoods
Estero (37,993)
- Coconut Point: Shopping and entertainment
- Estero Bay: Nature preserves, outdoor recreation
Daytona Beach (84,891)
Areas:
- Daytona Beach Shores: Beachfront hotels, pier
- Downtown: Historic main street, racing heritage
- Ormond Beach: Adjacent upscale community
- New Smyrna Beach: Surfing capital nearby
Key West (26,765)
Districts:
- Old Town: Historic district, Duval Street entertainment
- Bahama Village: Historic African-Bahamian neighborhood
- New Town: Shopping, residential areas
- Stock Island: Marina district, fishing community
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