Ormond Beach is the northern neighbor of Daytona Beach and is home to the Tomoka State Park. After the Civil War Florida experienced a boom in tourism and with its white sandy beaches, Ormond Beach became a popular location for the wealthy who seeked relief from the northern winters. There are many historical landmarks such as the Ormond Hotel, Halifax River, and Casements to name a few.
 
Ormond Beach has a demographic of mostly married couples and families. The city population is spread out with more than 19% under the age of 18, 4.5% between the age of 18-24, and more than 26% between the age of 25-44, and 27% whom are over 65. Needless to say the city is very diversely populated.

For Businesses, Ormond Beach is very active in commercial and residential markets. Businesses engage in a healthy business climate and in global marketing. Some businesses who call Ormond Beach home are the Florida Hospital, Hawaiian Tropic and US Food Service just to name a few. The city of Ormond Beach devotes their marketing efforts to prospective businesses and visitors. For Assistance in starting or expanding your business or relocating a business to Ormond Beach you may visit the City of Ormond Beach's website.