Miami, Florida's most populated city, sits at the southeastern tip of the most southeastern state of the United States, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Gulf of Mexico to the west. Although the city itself is not large, the metropolis of Miami comprises many small surrounding towns and cities including Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, and Coconut Grove.

Greater Miami is a melting pot with hald of its being Hispanic, giving the city an international flavor, that has permeated into the city's flamboyent culture. With such close proximity Latin America, Miami serves as an economic focal point for a multitude of companies, which has fueled the city's economic prosperity.

Miami Beach is the marquee attraction. Most people come to Miami Beach for its beaches, clubs and bars, and to witness one of the most spectacular redesigns in modern architectural history - The Art Deco Historic District. Other attractions include Little Havana and the Cape Florida State Recreation Area.

Due to the everpresent tropical climate, economic opportunities, and gateway to a plethora of activities, Miami continues to draw waves of people wanting to relocate here. It is the perfect place for that new real estate venture!