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Homeowners aged 65-plus hold $102 billion in North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton property, Charlie Bilello notes — Florida tops retirement housing value list

Homeowners aged 65 and older in Florida's North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton metropolitan area own $102 billion worth of homes, putting the region ahead of Honolulu, which stands at $95 billion, as the richest retirement housing market in the U.S.

Charlie Bilello, Chief Market Strategist at Creative Planning, notes that Florida claims five of the top ten retirement housing metro areas, with total property values reaching $337 billion in those locations.

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Bilello has previously highlighted large declines in major assets, noting that Bitcoin and gold saw the sharpest drops so far in 2026. He has also tracked key corporate results, reporting that Tesla’s Q3 revenue remained flat at $28 billion as net income fell 43%. The strategist continues to monitor asset values across sectors.

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