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Florida · 2 Metro Areas · BLS OEWS 2024

Florida Average Salary 2026

Average pay, top-paying occupations, and cost of living across Florida.

The average salary in Florida is $94,316 as of 2026, based on Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS 2024 data aggregated across 2 metropolitan areas (Miami, Tampa). The highest-paying tracked occupation in the state is Computer and Information Systems Manager at $166,133 median; 20 occupations pay six-figure ($100K+) medians. Adjusted for the state's average cost-of-living index of 111, the average median equates to $84,969 of purchasing power in an average-cost U.S. metro.

$94,316
Avg Median Salary
$84,969
COL-Adjusted
20
Six-Figure Roles
111
Avg COL Index

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Frequently Asked Questions

The average salary in Florida is $94,316 as of 2026, based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics' OEWS 2024 release aggregated across 2 BLS-tracked metros. The figure is employment-weighted, so larger occupations contribute proportionally more to the average. The top-paying role in the state is Computer and Information Systems Manager at $166,133 median.

The top five highest-paying occupations in Florida, ranked by employment-weighted median across all tracked metros, are Computer and Information Systems Manager ($166,133), Financial Manager ($152,224), Marketing Manager ($139,230), Pharmacist ($135,592), Nurse Practitioner ($133,394). See the full ranking at /ranking/highest-paying-jobs/state/florida.

20 of the 52 BLS-tracked occupations in Florida have a state-aggregated median salary of $100,000 or higher. That places this state in the upper tier nationally.

Miami, FL leads Florida with an average median salary of $95,448 across 52 BLS-tracked occupations.

The average cost-of-living index across Florida's tracked metros is 111 (national avg = 100). The state average median of $94,316 translates to $84,969 of purchasing power in an average-cost U.S. metro. COL is roughly in line with the national average.

Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS, MERIC Cost of Living Index
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State aggregates are employment-weighted across the BLS-tracked metros in Florida, using the OEWS 2024 reference period.

104 data points · BLS OEWS 2024 · last refreshed 2026-05-08