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Homosassa Springs, FL

Cost of living, rent, wages, safety, schools and environment for Homosassa Springs - every figure straight from federal data.

93.5
Cost index (US=100)
$1,225
2BR rent / mo
$57,732
Median salary
49.1
LiveAbility Score

The verdict

As of June 2026, Homosassa Springs ranks #227 of 387 US metros on the LiveAbility Score (49.1/100), with its strongest marks in safety and climate.

#227
of 387 US metros · Near median
23,372,215
metro-area population
210
violent crimes per 100K (state-level)
4,029
schools in the state (NCES)

Weakest dimension: job market (7/100). Weigh every dimension against your own priorities, use the City Finder to re-rank by what matters to you.

According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and five other federal agencies, Homosassa Springs has a cost-of-living index of 93.5 (100 = national average), a median 2-bedroom rent of $1,225/mo, and a median salary of $57,732. Its composite LiveAbility Score is 49.1/100, ranking #227 of 387 U.S. metros, with its strongest marks in safety and climate.

How Homosassa Springs ranks nationally

Where Homosassa Springs's LiveAbility Score falls among all 387 US metros scored.

LiveAbility Score distribution - Homosassa Springs marked 0 US metros at 0–10 0 0 US metros at 10–20 10 21 US metros at 20–30 21 20 41 US metros at 30–40 41 30 110 US metros at 40–50 110 40 159 US metros at 50–60 159 50 50 US metros at 60–70 50 60 6 US metros at 70–80 6 70 0 US metros at 80–90 80 0 US metros at 90–100 90 LiveAbility Score →
Bottom 41% by LiveAbility Score Lower LiveAbility Score than 59% of all 387 US metros.

Homosassa Springs has liveability score of 49.1. Distribution: 0 US metros at 0-10; 0 US metros at 10-20; 21 US metros at 20-30; 41 US metros at 30-40; 110 US metros at 40-50; 159 US metros at 50-60; 50 US metros at 60-70; 6 US metros at 70-80; 0 US metros at 80-90; 0 US metros at 90-100.

Homosassa Springs, FL: BEA RPP 93.5 (US=100), HUD 2BR rent $1,225/mo, BLS median salary $57,732, FBI violent crime 210/100K (state), NCES 4,029 schools (state), composite Life Score 51.2/100 (D). Source methodology + Life Score formula →

Relocation decisions rarely hinge on a single number. A metro with high salaries but a steep cost of living can leave less disposable income than a cheaper market, and a low crime rate matters more to some households than school options or commute times. The composite Life Score blends federal cost, wage, safety, and education data into one comparable figure, but each underlying component is shown separately so you can weight what matters to your own situation. Read every metric against your priorities rather than chasing the highest headline score, and confirm the latest figures on the official source before you commit to a move.

Key Metrics

Cost of Living (RPP)
93.5
100 = national avg
2BR Rent (FMR)
$1,225
per month
Median Salary
$57,732
annual
Violent Crime Rate
210
per 100K (state level)

Housing & Rent

HUD Fair Market Rents for the Homosassa Springs metropolitan area. Regional housing cost index: 78.4 (100 = national average).

Studio
$981
/month
1 Bedroom
$988
/month
2 Bedroom
$1,225
/month
3 Bedroom
$1,704
/month
4 Bedroom
$2,016
/month

Wages & Employment

Homosassa Springs has 29,410 total employment with a median salary of $57,732.

Median Salary
$57,732
Mean Salary
$62,637
Total Employment
29,410

Top Occupations by Employment

Occupation Median Salary
Retail Salespersons $31,240
Fast Food and Counter Workers $27,240
Cashiers $29,360
Waiters and Waitresses $35,410
Registered Nurses $78,080

Schools & Education

State-level education data for the Homosassa Springs area from NCES.

Schools
4,029
Enrollment
2,838,009
Student:Teacher
17.8:1
Title I %
0%

Childcare Costs

State-average childcare costs for the Homosassa Springs area (DOL data).

Infant (Center)
$10,505
per year
Toddler (Center)
$8,611
per year
Preschool (Center)
$7,983
per year

Life Score Breakdown

Homosassa Springs's composite Life Score is 51.2/100 (D), computed across 7 dimensions.

Cost
51/100
Average
Wages
7/100
Bottom decile
Rent
61/100
Above average
Crime
87/100
Elite
Schools
82/100
Elite
Childcare
51/100
Average
Environment
42/100
Below average

LiveAbility Score

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Homosassa Springs ranks #227 out of 387 metros with a LiveAbility Score of 49.1/100 - a composite of 8 quality-of-life dimensions from federal data. Customize the weights to match your priorities →

Strongest dimension: Safety (87/100)

Homosassa Springs - dimension scores

Percentile vs all US metros (100 = best in the nation for that dimension)

/100

What this shows Homosassa Springs's strongest dimensions are safety and climate; its weakest is job market at 7/100. The composite weights cost 18%, jobs & housing 15% each, safety & schools 12%, air & hazard 10%, climate 8%.

Source BEA · BLS · HUD · FBI · NCES · EPA · NOAA · FEMA As of Federal data, latest available vintage

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Thinking about Homosassa Springs?

How to use this profile before you commit to a move.

  • Pressure-test Homosassa Springs against the metro you're weighing it against, same dimensions, side by side. Compare metros
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Homosassa Springs?
Homosassa Springs has a Regional Price Parity (RPP) of 93.5, where 100 represents the national average. Housing costs index at 78.4, which is below the national average. The average 2-bedroom rent is $1,225/month.
What is the median salary in Homosassa Springs?
The median salary in Homosassa Springs is $57,732 annually (mean: $62,637). Top occupations include Retail Salespersons, Fast Food and Counter Workers, Cashiers.
How safe is Homosassa Springs?
The violent crime rate in the Homosassa Springs area is 210 per 100,000 population (state-level data). Property crime rate is 1030 per 100K.
What are the schools like in Homosassa Springs?
The state of FL has 4,029 schools (state-level data, no metro-level federal count exists) with an average student-teacher ratio of 17.8:1. Charter schools make up 17.9% of all schools.
How much does childcare cost in Homosassa Springs?
Infant center-based childcare in the Homosassa Springs area averages $10,505 per year. Preschool averages $7,983/year. These are state-level averages.
Is Homosassa Springs a good place to relocate?
Homosassa Springs has a Life Score of 51.2/100 (D), based on 7 dimensions: cost of living, wages, rent, crime, schools, childcare, and environment. This is a middle-of-the-pack score, where the composite lands for most US metros; look at individual dimensions to see the real trade-offs.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities, HUD Fair Market Rents, BLS OES, FBI UCR, NCES, DOL, EPA June 2026

Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from BEA, HUD, BLS, FBI UCR, NCES, DOL, and EPA. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.

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