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Thanks to the area's natural beauty, abundance of spring water and attractions like the Silver Springs Theme Park, Silver Springs Florida real estate is an affordable and quality housing option for many families and single residents. If you're considering moving to the Silver Springs area, keep reading for more information about the region, its local attractions, housing prices and demographic makeup. The Silver Springs Region Technically, Silver Springs is a small community or “populated place” located just to the east of Ocala, a city in Marion County, Florida. The population of Ocala sits at just under 50,000 and Silver Springs is just a mere 10 to 15 minute drive away from the city center. Orlando is about 90 miles away. The Silver Springs produce over 550 million gallons of clear water every day and are one of the largest artesian springs in the world. The area also forms the headwaters for the Silver River. Local Attractions Near Silver Springs, Florida Real Estate The main attraction in Silver Springs is its natural beauty. However, visitors can also spend a day or even a few nights in the popular Silver River State Park, which offers camping facilities, picnic grounds, hiking trails, bike paths, and even luxury cabins. Another popular tourist hot spot is the Silver Springs Theme Park (http://www.silversprings.com), which offers 350 acres of natural beauty, rides and nature tours. The park's popular glass-bottom boats allow visitors to see turtles, alligators, fish and more through the Silver Springs' trademark crystal-clear waters. The nearby Wild Waters park is also a popular water theme park. Housing Prices The median sale price for the Silver Springs, Florida real estate market is currently sitting at approximately $175,000. While homes aren't appreciating rapidly, the region hasn't been as devastated as other areas of Florida after the recent housing crash. The cost of living is about 8 percent below the national average and residents enjoy a low unemployment rate (3.6 percent), a relatively strong single median income ($33,500) and a low student to teacher ratio in their schools (17 to 1). See also: All Articles for Home Property Tips
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