When it comes to wealth in Florida, Monroe County takes the lead with a median home value just below $1 million ($957,819). However, it doesn’t hold the top spot for median income ($73,153).
If you’re dreaming of a luxurious retirement or seeking a prosperous place to spend your younger days, Florida’s wealthiest counties might pique your interest.
The wealthiest county among Florida’s 67 counties boasts a median home value nearly three times higher than the state’s median of $326,286.
SmartAsset conducted a study to determine the wealthiest counties in Florida, analyzing data from the Census Bureau, real estate site Zillow, and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
Here’s the Top 10 list:
- Monroe County
Median income: $73,153
Investment income: $221,843
Median home value: $957,819 - Collier County
Median income: $75,543
Investment income: $196,655
Median home value: $594,299 - St. Johns County
Median income: $88,794
Investment income: $62,320
Median home value: $515,056 - Miami-Dade County
Median income: $57,815
Investment income: $119,023
Median home value: $479,969 - Palm Beach County
Median income: $68,874
Investment income: $149,636
Median home value: $458,834 - Martin County
Median income: $69,769
Investment income: $155,692
Median home value: $460,905 - Broward County
Median income: $64,522
Investment income: $62,691
Median home value: $414,387 - Sarasota County
Median income: $69,490
Investment income: $82,509
Median home value: $460,560 - Seminole County
Median income: $73,002
Investment income: $37,534
Median home value: $395,298 - Sumter County
Median income: $63,323
Investment income: $37,116
Median home value: $407,525

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