What Are the Wealthiest Counties in Florida?
If a life of luxury is what you envision for your retirement, perhaps one of Florida’s richest counties will catch your eye. Or perhaps you wish to spend the remainder of your youth in one of those affluent locations.
The wealthiest of Florida’s 67 counties has a typical house value of approximately $1 million, which is nearly three times higher than the $326,286 average for the state, according to a recent article by Natalie La Roche Pietri of Florida Realtors
By combining information from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, real estate website Zillow, and the Census Bureau, a study by SmartAsset rated the wealthiest counties in Florida.
The top 10 are listed below:
- 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
The original article can be found on Florida Realtors