10 Richest Retirement Towns in Florida

Florida is among the most popular retirement states in America, so it is no wonder that 20% of the richest retirement towns in America are in the Sunshine State.

To find the country’s richest retirement towns, GOBankingRates sourced the U.S. Census American Community Survey for all cities with populations above 15,000 and senior populations with a percentage of 25% or higher.

Here are the 10 richest retirement towns in Florida. Also see the 50 richest retirement towns overall.

• Population 65+ (%): 56.2%
• Median household income: $140,833

• Population 65+ (%): 31.4%
• Median household income: $123,471

• Population 65+ (%): 26.4%
• Median household income: $118,280

• Population 65+ (%): 28.8%
• Median household income: $117,689

• Population 65+ (%): 30.6%
• Median household income: $110,563

• Population 65+ (%): 59.0%
• Median household income: $104,105

• Population 65+ (%): 51.1%
• Median household income: $103,682

• Population 65+ (%): 50.7%
• Median household income: $100,459

• Population 65+ (%): 28.7%
• Median household income: $93,862

• Population 65+ (%): 26.1%
• Median household income: $91,020

Editor’s note: Photos are for representational purposes only and might not reflect the exact locations listed.

Methodology: For this study, GOBankingRates analyzed cities to find the richest retirement towns. First, GOBankingRates found cities with populations above 15,000 and population percentages for 65+ age range of 25% or higher, as sourced from the U.S. Census American Community Survey. With these 142 cities isolated, the total households, population ages 65 and higher and household median income were also sourced from the American Community Survey for each location. The livability index was sourced from AreaVibes. The cities were sorted to show the highest median household income, representing the “richest” cities. All data was collected on and is up to date as of Feb. 4, 2025.