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Specifically, Cape Coral and Sarasota, Florida.
Respectively, Cape Coral held the second spot on the list, while Sarasota placed seventh.
Located on the states west coast, these two Florida cities clearly have something drawing new residents.
The Gulf Coast is the kinder and gentler side of Florida, he said.
Keep reading to learn more about these Florida citiesand what could be causing the mass influx of new residents.
This is notably more affordable than themedian sale priceof $429,963 for all U.S. homes.
Located 15 minutes from Fort Myers, Cape Coral has more than 400 miles of canals.
Cape Coral also has a thriving cultural scene and variety of local restaurants to choose from.
Additionally, public schools in the area are above average, according toNiche.com.
It was a series of roads and canals., he said.
There was no there, there.'
Since then, he said things have dramatically changed.
Sarasota has quietly continued to become the most sophisticated and polished city in Florida, Collins said.
It is elegant, cultured and smack dab on the water.
New construction is building out east and many upgraded homes are going up along the water.
Ultimately, he summed Sarasota up as being all about quality of life.
John Forberger, real estate agent atDouglas Ellimanin Sarasota, also understands the citys draw to new residents.
Filled with niche pockets to explore, the city offers something for everyone.
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