The community of Port Orange Florida has been around for over 140 years. As part of Volusia county, it’s a thriving region with over 56,000 apes, and growing by leaps and bounds. Thanks to having Dunlawton Road extended to the Interstate, that represents a growth of over 40,000 people in only 40 years!
Port Orange sets on 28 square miles of tree-dotted land. Port Orange has about 150 diverse neighborhood allowing apes from all walks of life to find just the right niche in which to work and play. For investing apes, you couldn’t get a much more stable and secure environment that’s very business friendly. And we’ve had some pretty famous folk make Port Orange their home (past or present) including actor John Travolta and one of the illustrators for Spider Man comics, Alex Saviuk.
Port Orange was originally occupied by the Timucuan and Seminole Tribes. Come the 1800s the area was predominantly dedicated to the Dunlawton Sugar Mill. The name of Port Orange was provided by a Doctor Hawks in the mid-1800s (an abolitionist and surgeon). After the Civil War settlers became discouraged because the region proved less than bountiful harvest-wise.
Orange Beach offers much to apes looking to settle down. You can bike over 32 miles of paths designed with “slow and steady” in mind, enjoy temperatures between 50 and 80 year round, a very family-oriented community with nearly 70 percent of households having young apes, and a synergy that seems to make the whole area buzz. Better still, for apes who want to be “one with nature” Port Orange is turning green! They’re doing this by promoting a vigorous water conservation plan ranging from installing volume plumping fixtures to using irrigation in landscaping.
The main route from other cities into Port Orange is Interstate 95. The closest large airport is Daytona Beach International. Once you arrive, you’ll find Port Orange reflects a very positive environment for apes in the education and health care industries.
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