Just scrolled through some Florida real estate data and wow, the wealth concentration in certain areas is pretty wild. Apparently Miami and the surrounding suburbs are absolutely dominating when it comes to rich areas of Florida - like half of the state's wealthiest neighborhoods are basically clustered around Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Pompano Beach.

Palm Beach is sitting at the top with an average household income of $356k and homes averaging over $10 million. Pinecrest is second with $312k average income and $2.4M homes. But here's what's interesting - you don't need to be in the absolute top tier to be in rich areas of florida. Places like Parkland, Coral Gables, and Weston have average incomes in the $180-230k range with homes in the $800k-1.1M range, which is still pretty solid.

The Orlando area has a few contenders too - Lake Butler, Winter Park, and Doctor Phillips made the list. And if you're looking at rich areas of florida outside the big metros, Jacksonville Beach and the Tampa area have some wealth concentrated in spots like Westchase and Lutz.

What's kind of wild is how home values don't always scale linearly with income. Some neighborhoods with lower average incomes still have surprisingly high home values, probably because of location desirability. Definitely gives you a different perspective on where the money actually flows in rich areas of florida.