In 2026, British expatriates and long-term residents in Florida are most heavily concentrated in Central Florida, specifically the corridor surrounding Orlando, Kissimmee, and Davenport. This area, often referred to as the "Four Corners," is famous for its massive vacation home developments where many Brits first purchased second homes before transitioning to full-time residency. The appeal is largely driven by the proximity to world-class theme parks and a well-established community infrastructure that includes British grocery shops, pubs, and social clubs. Beyond Orlando, a significant number of British citizens live along the Gulf Coast, particularly in Sarasota, Venice, and Naples, where the lifestyle is a bit more relaxed and upscale. In South Florida, the Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale areas are popular among British professionals in the maritime and financial sectors. Florida remains the top choice for UK citizens moving to the U.S. due to the lack of state income tax, the year-round sunshine, and the ease of direct flights from London and Manchester, creating a "Little Britain" vibe in many suburban Florida neighborhoods.