As Hurricane Milton approached, parts of Florida experienced power outages, but several innovative neighborhoods with hurricane-proof homes maintained their electricity. A $1.25 million homeowner in Milton, who chose to stay put, reported minimal damage to his property. While some families evacuated from homes designed to withstand Category 5 storms, others demonstrated the effectiveness of advanced building techniques. Analysts highlighted concerns for the commercial real estate market in the region, estimated at $1.1 trillion. Overall, several Florida towns have emerged as models of hurricane resilience, showcasing community preparedness and cutting-edge construction.