12 Florida Towns Companies Are Secretly Relocating Their Headquarters To

County economic development offices in twelve Florida towns have quietly signed more corporate relocation agreements in the past three years than in the previous fifteen combined. Not massive headline names — mid-sized companies, regional headquarters, entire back-office operations moving in from California, New York, and Illinois. Site selection consultants describe the same pattern over and over: no state income tax, lower operating costs, and a workforce that's grown fast enough to support a real corporate campus. We looked at economic development filings, commercial real estate data, and interviews with relocation consultants to find out why. TOWNS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO: #12 Lakeland, Polk County #11 Sanford, Seminole County #10 Clearwater, Pinellas County #9 Fort Myers, Lee County #8 Coral Springs, Broward County #7 Pembroke Pines, Broward County #6 Doral, Miami-Dade County #5 Plantation, Broward County #4 Lake Nona (Orlando), Orange County #3 St. Petersburg, Pinellas County #2 Fort Lauderdale, Broward County #1 Tampa, Hillsborough County IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS: Business relocation trends and economic data referenced in this video are based on publicly available information and interviews at the time of research and may change. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute business, investment, or relocation advice. Have you noticed corporate growth near you? Tell us in the comments. CONNECT WITH US: Subscribe for more deep dives into where Florida's real economic growth is happening. New videos every week. #florida #tampa #corporaterelocation #floridabusiness #fortlauderdale #stpetersburg #doral #floridaeconomy #headquartersmove #businessgrowth #floridajobs #corporatemigration