Move over LA and NYC – with Trump’s re-election, South Florida is now the political, business and celeb capital of the US

The Sunshine State is red hot.

President-elect Donald Trump’s historic win has cemented South Florida as the new political, business and celeb capital of the US, insiders tell The Post.

“People used to want to retire here or have a second home, but it’s not the Golden Girls’ Miami anymore, South Florida is a real place for business people to live,” one high profile source in business said. “After the [financial] crash in 2008, there wasn’t industry here. Now we have banks and jobs to rival some of the biggest tri-county areas.”

Miami-Dade county — where Trump became the first GOP presidential candidate in over 30 years to win — is home to a raft of celebs from Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen to David and Victoria Beckham, alongside some of the nation’s biggest power brokers.