Florida households face a significant income gap to afford median-priced homes, with Miami requiring 273.2% more income and Orlando 58.4% more. Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Fort Lauderdale also show large gaps. By 2031, some cities may become affordable as incomes rise faster than home prices. However, high insurance costs and other expenses worsen affordability. State programs aim to increase affordable housing, but supply shortfalls and migration pressures persist.
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