r/WinterGarden

Hello!

I’m planning to move to the area in roughly 2 years, and I’m looking for suggestions on rental researching or realtors and the such to follow until we’re ready to move so that I can get a feel for things and watch trends over the next couple of years. I’ve watched Zillow for a while, but coming from a super small, country town in Louisiana, I know Zillow isn’t always the most popular place to search for housing. We’re looking for a townhouse or even a whole house to rent, it’s just my husband, me, and our toddler but we hope to be having another baby soon after we move.

I’ll be graduating as a registered nurse so I’m also looking for local, reputable hospitals (would love to work in pediatrics) and recruiters who work with new graduate nurses for residency programs.

Any advice is welcome, I’ve never moved more than 30 minutes away from home nor have I lived in such a big city but I’m so excited and can’t wait to start planning!

I see there are a lot of empty stores in Winter Garden Village, I hope that they are going to put new brands into the center. I met someone with the team that works for the center and they said that a lot of brands are driven by community demand. So i figured we should discuss what brands we would want to see at Winter Garden Village if we could put whoever we wanted there and see if they could use this post to actually approach brands to come to the project.

I'd love a Trader Joes, maybe in the old party city space? and a great local coffee group

Just moved to Winter Garden - Horizon West area from out of state. How is the water quality from the faucet? We keep buying bottled water to be safe but wondering if the local water that comes out the faucet is safe to drink?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!!

Nothing new in this video, but nice to see the attention to the downtown changes.

I went to A La Cart City last time, looking for something more local.