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Coastal Florida Homes Cost $250,000 to $400,000 More than Inland
Published on 6/20/2026

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Coastal Florida homes have a price premium of $250,000 to $400,000 compared to inland properties, with insurance costs also significantly higher, averaging up to $5,300 more annually. Notably, median coastal home prices in Naples are around $699,000, while the statewide median is approximately $394,000 in early 2026. Inland areas like Ocala provide comparable square footage at much lower prices. Choosing inland living can save couples up to $25,000 yearly, allowing for an extra $16,000 in retirement income if invested at 4%. This information is crucial for retirees considering costs versus benefits in Florida housing options.
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