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This is a great format. I often watch ken Pozek up in Orlando, I like this style of "What's happening in Miami" along with a blend of "Real Estate", blended with "New Restaurants".

Where are you watching from???

Great video very well done and explanation of living in South Beach 🏖️ thanks for posting, definitely will watch the other videos as well.. definitely a subscriber..🙌🏼🏖️📸

Oh dear God no

I would not move to Miami, however, there are many many great companies moving to Miami, but for a career potential, it is a great idea. Me I am retiring and moving to Florida (lived there before). But would not live Miami, it is getting over crowed and there is a lot of traffic in Miami. But, for a career potential, its a great idea. So many companies are moving to Miami. Mostly from New York, but some from California. I would not live in Miami, but I can see other who would. If you are from California (which I originally was). Then it is a nice place to move to, but for me, too much hustle and bustle. You don't have to worry so much about wild fires, but there is some risk from Hurricane. If you are going to move to the Miami area, either move inland a little, buy are lease a newer condo (old ones have lots of problem). You should worry some about the cost of insurance (but likely less than California). If you can stand a little cold (not a lot) move to Atlanta Georgia (or even better Alpharetta Georgia). Which has almost as many jobs (especially IT jobs) as California.

I call bullsh!t.....: nobody from California could ever love a florida summer................ever..............and florida is not the cheap living haven it once was (when it was the home of the newlyi-wed and the nearly-dead)

Older people move to Florida, younger people move out of Florida.

Californians are not fleeing one paradise for another paradise, they are leaving hell!

I was there on Wednesday for the new Apple Store event and it is a beautiful city and the most green Apple Store I’ve ever seen. Stayed in citizen M (weird, yet intriguing) but the park across the street with the museums WOW!

Nice fun but $$$$$$

Apparently it does, right now.

Will it be preserved in GTA 6

Wat the rent

I very seldom go there now. Night parking is very expensive. The beach is too loud to rest there. Restaurants are ridiculously expensive and some streets are really dirty. I'm glad I went there long time ago. Now young people don't go there, they go to other places. This guy is talking about people that have lots of money, good for them. South Beach is mostly for the tourists.

Hi I’m moving there at the end of year I will be a graduate BSN nurse 😊 I want to be close to the beach and close to the hospital 😊

It all looks super fantastic. I sure hope they're planning to quadruple the Police Dept. Along with private Security

Seems like a huge backward step. Sad that they couldn’t think creatively. If you think about many of the pedestrianized streets in major cities worldwide this seems somewhat shortsighted.

I will come after many years of hardship and seperation just you wait Miami oh i miss your beaches and fine women🥹😞

All unaffordable for the masses

Stop telling everyone this! I lived here for years and loved it and is affordable and classic art deco. Keep the tourists away!

I moved to Miami Beach in 2008 and it was so much better then! Much more affordable and less crowded!

Happy to have another grocer that I can walk to! It has been a long time coming! Any idea when it actually will be open?

395 is not quick, especially on the weekends.

I heard it’s ghetto hell The highest gap between the rich and the poor combined with ghetto tourists in the history of the island

Outsiders should know that hurricane season is more than possible hurricanes. It's most of Summer and part of Fall where it can rain almost anytime. And some days it's really heavy flood rains. And it's not a tropical storm/hurricane.

Miami looks great on video, living in is a lot different.

South Beach is like Time Square, Vegas, est. They used to have character, now they're places to avoid, overpriced, overcrowded cookie cutter tourist traps ... unless you're into being surrounded by tourists taking selfies.

Excited about all the tech!! I’m buying my 1st home there free & clear & I’m in Healthcare IT ❤🎉

As someone who just moved to Design District... great watch, very informative, thanks!

It was an affordable lovely city in the 1960s. It had mom and pop motels nd i tas affordable . Look no one in there right mind thinks miami is affordable these days to live or visit . It is for the ultra wealthy with deep pockets. Then there is the other miami where the majority are living from paycheck to paycheck in absolute poverty . Between outraged common hoa charges insurance property tax ect . It's not worth it at all and there are way more breathtaking places in the world that are affordable and show the usa as it is a poverty stricken nation with a horrible disparity of wealth. Skip the usa period .

immigration nightmare.

Really like this 😃 Just curious 👀 are you 🇨🇺 CUBAN 🇨🇺

Hmmm i wonder why he didn't mention the exorbitant HOA fees that are forcing people out to get the neglected buildings up to current code....or how hard it is to get affordable home insurance or any insurance tied to floods.

great job .. i was ready to critique but good style and substance .. good luck

Excellent video

Tv too high

$52 cocktails???????????😮😮😮😮

Word of advise. This lifestyle is overrated. Yes, it’s beautiful at a huge price. Rising water levels, insurance costs, now separate wind insurance. Just Airbnb for a month and get out

Most of what was shown are high rises for the Uber rich that benefit no one. It’s just a consumer good. Nothing that benefits the city Like a New York City park for the public etc

I used to own a second home in South Beach (Meridian and 9th....which I sold because I couldn't actually afford the mortgage 😮) and I both loved and loathed the area. I loved the art deco, walkability, restaurants, and Lincoln Road but....the beach itself was a little dirty at the time and it seemed that some sort of concert or festival was always taking up space....the smell of weed was constant (great if you indulge, but I don't) and since topless bathing is allowed....you attract gawkers. West Ave is quite nice, as is South of 5th. I would actually consider buying there again...but I presently prefer having a second home in New Orleans (which unfortunately doesn't have a beach area). Ocean Drive can get extremely rowdy, but of course, there are quieter spots to go to.

The question is what can we do to be able to not only afford living here but actually enjoy the ultra luxury lifestyle

YAAAAAAYY MORE UNAFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR REAL, LIFE LONG, MIAMIANS, OUTSIDE OF BRICKELL AND SOBE😃😃😑😑😒😒

Yeah more fcking luxurious buildings and skyscrapers that no normal local will be able to live there. The city needs better public transportation and affordable housing. Fck all this fake ass soulless bougie sh*t.

Thanks so much for the info, love that you took us through with streetview while explaining diff parts of the neighborhood

High-utility content.

Great video - shocked sunny isles didn’t make it!

As a sobe local, thank you for focusing on the beauty and calm lifestyle of south beach! I live here and absolutely love it, and hate to see so many people just focusing on the negative sides of the island.

Intimo is one of the best restaurants for fresh high quality meals in south beach

Love West Ave area!!