The Economic Power Behind the WheelBoca Raton’s supercar culture rests on one undeniable foundation, wealth. According to DataUSA (2024), Boca Raton’s median household income is nearly double the national average. The median property value sits over $650,000, with entire neighborhoods like Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club boasting multimillion-dollar estates and multi-car garages built to house rare Ferraris, Bentleys, and Aston Martins.
Beyond real estate, Boca thrives on sectors like finance, healthcare, and technology, industries that generate consistent high net worth growth. The U.S. Census Bureau reports a notable move of executives and entrepreneurs from states like New York, New Jersey, and California, drawn by Florida’s incredible tax advantages and year-round accessibility to sun, palm trees, and outdoor coastal luxury.
This sustained increase of wealth has created a distinct buyer base: affluent residents with refined tastes who see supercars not as splurges but as calculated acquisitions. It’s a city where limited-production Lamborghinis and investment-grade Porsches change hands through trusted
supercar consultants rather than public showrooms.