Orlando, despite being a relatively new city, is home to many architectural styles with a broad range of functions. From the futuristic, geodesic designs of surreal theme parks, to the Victorian styles of the English pioneers and traditional, turn-of-the-century American middle-class homes.

Austin’s prosperous economic growth, driven by a rise in skilled, wealthy, entrepreneurial new residents migrating to the up-and-coming technology industry, has fuelled the attractiveness of the city to outsiders.

The culinary scene in Orlando and central Florida is on the rise. In recent years Orlando has been named as a top destination by Wine Enthusiast, The New York Times and Esquire Magazine.

When you think of Miami, your mind probably goes straight to iconic images of South Beach, with white sand beaches and palm trees under the Floridian sun. But what if we said there was more to Miami?

The considerable economic growth seen by Austin, the Texan state capital, is the driving force behind the city’s real estate development. A population increase, brought about by the city’s new nickname ‘Silicon Hills’, is thanks to the influx of budding technology companies causing a shift in the city’s image.