Port Charlotte is a town situated near Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico, and is located in Charlotte County, Florida. The town has an estimated population of 48,000 people.

Known mainly as a tourist destination, Port Charlotte also offer unique and promising opportunity for businesses. The city's appealing tax base, low business costs, the state's lack of a personal income tax, strong financial institutions, rail and road transportation, well-trained labor force, and industrial park continues to attract businesses looking to expand or relocate.

A recreational wonderland, Port Charlotte has more than 165 miles of waterways providing access to Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico, and many more miles of natural shoreline bordering Charlotte Harbor and the Peace and Myakka Rivers. An incredible 9 golf courses are located here. Tippecanoe Environmental Park offers hiking trails and wildlife viewing throughout 275 acres of scrub and pine flatwoods.

Port Charlotte's unspoiled beauty, climate, economic opportunities, and livability, makes it a top destination for people looking to relocate.

Recently Port Charlotte was devastated by Hurricane Charley where many buildings, including schools, were destroyed.