Affluent 55–70 households in Florida

Every county in Florida with its affluent retirement-age count — the turn-65 cohort in the 55–70 window (each county page shows the exact age span it holds today), in affluent areas: census tracts earning $75,000+, or affluent ZIP codes on full-corpus counties. Every record sells once through a unified ledger. Click a county to see the count, neighborhood context, and buy.

County	Affluent 55–70 households
Miami-Dade	280,107
Broward	180,633
Palm Beach	175,310
Orange	104,389
Hillsborough	82,043
Sarasota	67,120
Collier	65,745
Lee	52,076
Pinellas	48,935
Manatee	48,227
Brevard	47,631
St. Johns	46,110
Duval	44,308
Pasco	34,988
Seminole	31,788
Lake	23,622
Sumter	21,578
Martin	21,244
St. Lucie	19,992
Monroe	18,532
Volusia	17,668
Santa Rosa	17,423
Flagler	16,017
Leon	15,705
Indian River	13,940
Okaloosa	12,559
Clay	12,491
Osceola	11,823
Nassau	11,492
Polk	10,219
Walton	9,862
Bay	9,073
Charlotte	8,130
Alachua	5,741
Escambia	2,304
Marion	1,721
Hernando	1,332
Citrus	670
Wakulla	217
Gilchrist	168
Hendry	122
Putnam	87
Suwannee	83
Highlands	81
Okeechobee	81
Hardee	80
Bradford	76
Franklin	76
Baker	74
Jefferson	63
Union	30
Levy	15
Glades	2
Columbia	2

Age is the real turn-65 cohort from the public voter record (not modeled). "Affluent" = neighborhood median household income — census-tract level on tract-tier counties, ZIP level (income or home value) on full-corpus counties; an area estimate, not a verified household income or asset balance. Cold public-record data sold as-is for marketing; buyer is responsible for TCPA/DNC compliance.