The coolest Latino neighborhoods in America
Today, one in five people in the U.S. are Latino, with California, Texas and Florida containing 55 percent of the total Latino population in the U.S. The number of Latinos is expected to grow by 2060 and this surge is reshaping culture across the country. The increase in the Latino population might be happening fast but it’s been happening for some time. In the U.S., pockets of Latino communities have existed and turned into robust, thriving economic engines. The 10 neighborhoods we’ve highlighted below preserve cultural identity, foster community connections and contribute to their surrounding areas' cultural diversity and economic vitality. Plus, they’re plain fun to explore and eat your way through.