Florida single-family homes without a homestead exemption, by county (2025 roll)

Name: Florida single-family homes without a homestead exemption, by county (2025 roll)
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1,758,827 of Florida’s 5,994,124 single-family homes (29%) have no homestead exemption on the 2025 tax roll. Counted October 2026 from the Florida Department of Revenue’s statewide 2025 parcel roll, with government owners left out. The table is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0.

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Florida · single-family homes2025 tax roll

5,994,124

single-family homes across all 67 counties

1,758,827

single-family homes with no homestead exemption · 29%

505,837

single-family homes, owner’s mailing address outside Florida · 8%

531,404

single-family homes with a company or trust name as owner · 9%

Counted 2026-10-04. Condos are not counted; government owners are left out.

Key findings

What the roll shows.

1,758,827 of Florida's 5,994,124 single-family homes (29%) have no homestead exemption on the 2025 roll.
Orange County has the most single-family homes without a homestead exemption: 113,773.
Among the 44 counties with at least 10,000 single-family homes, the share without a homestead exemption runs from 22% in Broward County to 57% in Monroe County.
In 15 of those 44 counties, more than a third of single-family homes have no homestead exemption.
505,837 single-family homes (8%) have an owner whose mailing address is outside Florida; the share is highest in Walton County (34%).
531,404 single-family homes (9%) have a company or trust name as owner; the share is highest in Collier County (21%).

Shares compare only the 44 counties with at least 10,000 single-family homes; on a smaller roll a handful of houses swings the percentage.

Every county

All 67 counties.

Every count is single-family homes, except owners of 3+, which counts owners of single-family homes. Biggest roll first; sort any column. Each row has its own link (for example #broward-county).

Single-family homes in each of Florida's 67 counties on the 2025 tax roll, biggest roll first

Broward	390,228	87,163	22%	16,292	23,803	2,859
Hillsborough	386,995	102,490	26%	27,092	47,778	5,167
Miami-Dade	384,129	89,207	23%	7,282	23,616	5,809
Palm Beach	383,219	102,102	27%	28,359	31,815	3,111
Orange	344,873	113,773	33%	24,573	30,239	5,180
Duval	292,942	99,211	34%	26,178	35,241	4,224
Lee	267,980	95,866	36%	44,771	20,344	2,035
Pinellas	252,920	62,831	25%	16,360	20,131	2,941
Polk	227,814	80,653	35%	23,468	22,309	2,754
Brevard	211,335	53,356	25%	13,301	20,959	3,413
Pasco	198,484	56,385	28%	17,662	20,267	1,749
Volusia	191,538	51,013	27%	13,693	9,684	2,141
Sarasota	165,499	55,497	34%	23,656	17,726	1,554
Marion	136,890	39,251	29%	9,387	13,375	1,437
Osceola	135,702	55,651	41%	22,923	17,390	1,827
Seminole	134,013	34,284	26%	7,226	13,142	1,100
Lake	131,965	35,612	27%	9,749	13,425	878
Manatee	129,362	39,074	30%	13,582	7,559	1,113
St. Lucie	126,589	32,070	25%	8,900	6,837	1,060
Collier	111,107	38,821	35%	17,734	23,494	521
St. Johns	110,213	26,854	24%	8,070	11,340	527
Escambia	106,293	36,682	35%	8,507	8,068	1,132
Charlotte	89,323	30,755	34%	14,460	11,347	536
Leon	74,416	21,561	29%	2,247	5,828	1,180
Sumter	73,366	21,107	29%	10,391	2,938	216
Okaloosa	71,521	24,699	35%	7,719	7,953	818
Hernando	70,962	18,654	26%	5,599	3,541	534
Clay	68,788	17,352	25%	6,722	4,367	851
Santa Rosa	67,871	18,434	27%	5,087	4,159	325
Alachua	65,135	18,379	28%	2,108	3,138	673
Bay	64,920	26,782	41%	9,839	6,800	614
Citrus	60,989	16,334	27%	4,694	2,732	527
Indian River	59,329	16,120	27%	4,674	2,617	475
Flagler	52,459	13,655	26%	5,264	2,885	328
Martin	50,962	11,672	23%	3,433	5,314	559
Walton	39,501	22,226	56%	13,250	7,366	270
Highlands	35,317	12,452	35%	2,568	3,214	340
Nassau	32,271	7,272	23%	2,524	3,065	159
Monroe	29,881	17,116	57%	5,708	5,631	341
Putnam	17,458	5,849	34%	681	1,074	122
Columbia	13,847	4,001	29%	372	803	139
Gadsden	11,460	3,954	35%	367	355	149
Jackson	10,411	3,462	33%	544	512	85
Wakulla	10,030	2,715	27%	481	540	54
Hendry	8,532	2,985	not shown	537	705	not shown
Levy	8,360	2,252	not shown	378	345	not shown
Okeechobee	7,652	2,249	not shown	267	426	not shown
Gulf	7,508	4,263	not shown	2,454	1,072	not shown
Franklin	6,953	4,241	not shown	2,143	804	not shown
Suwannee	6,435	1,922	not shown	128	339	not shown
DeSoto	6,140	2,059	not shown	289	191	not shown
Bradford	6,021	1,638	not shown	160	443	not shown
Washington	5,410	1,828	not shown	257	315	not shown
Taylor	5,227	2,097	not shown	440	313	not shown
Baker	5,076	1,064	not shown	88	175	not shown
Hardee	4,421	1,480	not shown	85	276	not shown
Holmes	3,493	1,086	not shown	172	103	not shown
Madison	3,274	1,216	not shown	174	141	not shown
Gilchrist	3,062	716	not shown	53	155	not shown
Jefferson	2,936	842	not shown	91	197	not shown
Dixie	2,800	1,097	not shown	157	141	not shown
Calhoun	2,610	785	not shown	99	67	not shown
Hamilton	2,020	740	not shown	116	90	not shown
Glades	1,989	810	not shown	163	194	not shown
Union	1,463	283	not shown	15	74	not shown
Liberty	1,387	448	not shown	48	49	not shown
Lafayette	1,048	329	not shown	26	68	not shown

Totals: 5,994,124 single-family homes, 1,758,827 with no homestead exemption, 505,837 with an out-of-state mailing address and 531,404 with a company or trust name. A share is shown only where a county has at least 10,000 single-family homes (23 counties show a dash). Owners of 3+ was counted for the 44 counties with their own page and is blank elsewhere; owners are counted per county, so that column isn’t added up. Download the table (CSV).

Method

How it was counted.

Source: the Florida Department of Revenue’s statewide parcel roll for 2025 (the county property appraisers’ 2025 rolls, published through the Florida Property Tax Data Portal). Counted 2026-10-04 with the same filters Tracer’s Request Data uses, so the app shows the same count for any county (a count in the app tops out at 200,000, so a bigger total shows as 200,000; one pull returns up to 100,000 records, highest value first).

Single-family homes: parcels the roll codes as single-family. Condos are left out because the statewide roll codes condo buildings differently from county to county, so condo totals don’t compare. Government owners are left out.
No homestead exemption: the roll shows no homestead exemption on the home. The Florida Department of Revenue says an owner who makes a property their permanent residence, or a dependent’s, may be eligible for one (Property Tax Exemptions and Additional Benefits, read 2026-09-29). No homestead is not always a rental: second homes, homes owned by a company or trust, inherited homes and recent buyers who haven’t filed yet look the same.
Out-of-state mailing address: the owner’s mailing address on the roll, where the tax bill goes, is outside Florida.
Company or trust name: the owner name contains LLC, INC, CORP, LP, TRUST, PROPERTIES, HOLDINGS or INVESTMENTS. It’s a text match, so family trusts count.
Owners of 3+ homes: owner names on 3 or more single-family homes in the same county, grouped by the exact name, so two spellings of one name count as two owners. Builders and institutions are included.

This page describes tax roll data. It is not legal or tax advice.

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LeadsUp Tracer (LeadsUp Call Center), "Florida single-family homes without a homestead exemption, by county (2025 roll)", counted 2026-10-04 from the Florida Department of Revenue's 2025 statewide parcel roll. https://leadsupdata.com/florida/statistics. Licensed CC BY 4.0.

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Download the table (CSV)

The CSV has one row per county, alphabetical, with these columns:

The columns of the Florida statistics CSV
Column	What it holds
`county`	County name
`fdor_county_code`	The Florida Department of Revenue county number (11–77)
`single_family_homes`	Single-family homes on the roll, government owners left out
`no_homestead_exemption`	Single-family homes with no homestead exemption on the roll
`out_of_state_mailing_address`	Single-family homes whose owner's mailing address (where the tax bill goes) is outside Florida
`company_or_trust_name`	Single-family homes whose owner name contains LLC, INC, CORP, LP, TRUST, PROPERTIES, HOLDINGS or INVESTMENTS
`owners_of_3_plus_homes`	Owner names on 3 or more single-family homes in the county (owners, not homes); blank where not counted
`roll_year`	The tax roll year
`counted_on`	The day the counts were taken

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