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The People Per capita income is $41,513 - the 11th highest in the nation, and 2nd highest in the state of Florida. Median household income for Naples is $69,800 - the highest in Florida. About 93% of the area’s population growth is attributed to the migration of persons from other areas of the country. Leading states with population moving to the area in recent years have been New York, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Illinois and Pennsylvania. The U.S. Census Bureau's People QuickFacts for Collier County/Naples will give you even more information. The Climate Long, sultry summers and cool dry winters define Naples’ Mediterranean-like climate. Temperatures during peak season, from January through April, average in the low 70s, while summer temperatures average in the high 80s. |
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Water Mesmerizing sunsets. Sparkling sandy beaches. Gentle, lapping waves. Over 11 miles of picturesque beach and nature preserves bordering the Gulf of Mexico. The Travel Channel ranked Naples beaches as being the number one “All-around Best Beach” in their “America’s Best Beaches 2005” series. With its two rivers, a freshwater lake, three inland bays, miles of canals and the Gulf within easy reach, Naples is a boater’s and fisherman’s dream. Golf Often called the “Golf Capital of the World,” Naples boasts a number of challenging courses designed by some of the world’s leading golf course architects. With over 100 courses to choose from, there’s something to fit every golfer’s budget. |
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The Arts
The sophisticated, successful Naples lifestyle is reflected in the city’s many art galleries and theaters. Naples is home to world-class entertainment with the Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts and many theaters that offer shows to delight audiences. Naples is host to a number of art festivals and other outdoor events. American Style Magazine named Naples among the top 25 (Small Cities and Towns). Business The Milken Institute’s 2007 list of “Best Performing Cities: Where America’s Jobs are Created and Sustained” ranked the Naples metro area 6th on the prestigious list. Naples enjoys an entrepreneurial spirit with its strong local economy, favorable tax environment and rapidly growing population. Collier County (where Naples is located) continues to have one of the strongest economies in Florida, with one of the lowest unemployment rates, highest rates of job creation, and high wages. |
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Education
There are 44 elementary, middle and high schools in Collier County. Total student enrollment in Collier County public schools is more than 41,000 students. 25 new schools will be built over the next 20 years due to the area’s growth. 45% of the teachers hold advanced degrees. Higher-education facilities in the area include Edison Community College, Florida Gulf Coast University, Ave Maria University, and Hodges University. Healthcare Naples is bursting with high-quality healthcare options. With one large and two medium-sized hospitals currently operating in the area, and another large hospital in the pipeline, residents certainly have numerous healthcare options. Plus, there are dozens of walk-in clinics, so no matter what your medical need, there is a quality professional available. |
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Your Home in Paradise
The communities of Naples offer some of the finest lifestyles in the world. Whether you’re looking for a primary home or your vacation home, choices abound in Naples real estate! If you’ve decided to make this lush, tropical paradise your home, the real estate options are versatile enough to suit every lifestyle. Families, golfers, boaters and everyone in between are sure to find a neighborhood to call “home.” Whether you prefer a condo, villa, single-family or estate home, you will always be surrounded by architectural excellence. Choose your fancy: Old Florida style, European, ranch or ultra-modern. The possibilities are endless with Naples real estate. |
