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Perdido Key

Perdido Key is in Escambia County. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, it has about 1,000 residents, a median age of 55 and a median household income of $85,000. The figures below compare it on the same terms as every city on this site, each with its source, so you can check them yourself.

Key facts

Population and income from the U.S. Census · housing from public listing data

PopulationU.S. Census1,000
Median AgeU.S. Census55
Median Household IncomeU.S. Census$85,000
Median Home PricePublic listing data$600,000
Average Rent (2BR)Public listing data$2,100 / month
Cost of LivingBEA regional price parities9% above U.S. average
Summer Avg TempNOAA climate normals89°F
Winter Avg TempNOAA climate normals57°F
Commute to Nearest City CenterEstimated drive time30 minutes
Commute to Nearest BeachEstimated drive timeWalk to beach
CountyEscambia County
Flood riskFEMA flood mapsCheck FEMA map ↗
Unemployment 2024U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics3.5%
Cost of living 2024Bureau of Economic Analysis98 vs U.S. 100

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Perdido Key vs Pensacola Beach

Perdido Key is much the smaller, 1,000 residents against 2,500. Expect to pay around $650,000 in Pensacola Beach and $600,000 in Perdido Key at the median. Incomes run $85,000 in Perdido Key and $80,000 in Pensacola Beach.

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Perdido Key vs Pensacola

Perdido Key is much the smaller, 1,000 residents against 54,000. Expect to pay around $600,000 in Perdido Key and $290,000 in Pensacola at the median. Incomes run $85,000 in Perdido Key and $55,000 in Pensacola.

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Perdido Key vs St. George Island

St. George Island is much the smaller, 800 residents against 1,000. Incomes run $85,000 in Perdido Key and $75,000 in St. George Island. Expect to pay around $650,000 in St. George Island and $600,000 in Perdido Key at the median.

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Perdido Key vs Mexico Beach

Incomes run $85,000 in Perdido Key and $70,000 in Mexico Beach. Expect to pay around $600,000 in Perdido Key and $500,000 in Mexico Beach at the median. Perdido Key is much the smaller, 1,000 residents against 1,200.

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Where these numbers come from

Checked against the published source, not estimated

  • Population, age and household income, U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey
  • Home prices and rent, public listing data, refreshed periodically. Figures move with the market; confirm current numbers before you act on them.
  • School grades, Florida Department of Education, 2025-26 school grades. School list and enrollment from the National Center for Education Statistics. Zoning is set by address, not by city.
  • Unemployment, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, metropolitan area annual rates
  • Cost of living, Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price parities, 2024. 100 is the U.S. average.
  • Flood risk, FEMA Flood Map Service Center. Always check the specific address.
  • Temperatures and drive times, NOAA climate normals and typical driving estimates