How Miami is overtaking New York

[@LibrasLion]

Miami is generally a low wage city. Much better for the common person to move to Atlanta, Houston, or Dallas.

[@sarahfranco6802]

Interesting ngl

[@D_a_yyy]

Dallas and Houston are literally the same except it’s way more boring and dull and more crine

[@Cdmane]

​@@D_a_yyy I have plenty of fun in Houston, never boring!

[@BigfellaAutoExpress]

haha houston wages are horrible probably as bad as miami because so many people moved there you have 800 people applying to one job thats $15 an hour so companies drop the wages because so many are desperate for work. On top of this the rent is on par with Miami im in downtown and pay $2500 a month same rent as Brickell and there is absolutely nothing to do in downtown houston thats why im watching these miami videos to make an exit soon lol. Houston was good in 2000-2010 era because you could work in oil and gas and make 100k and rent was $600-$800 a month for a large one bedroom those days are long gone.

[@guyz7777]

Miami is not where you go to get a job....Miami is where you go when you're "financially set" or already have a career where you can move anywhere

[@jetta.josh4]

It’s crazy. Miami is super expensive for the locals. We can’t afford to live there anymore. I had to move because my hometown, about an hour north of Miami, has became too expensive to live.

[@sm3675]

Yes. High home prices and mediocre salaries.

[@sitdowndogbreath]

That's why people are slackers The money sucks here there's no incentive to do better

[@derylhenriquez2962]

Thank God I'm living in Aruba 🇦🇼

[@SmokyOle]

The entire state of Florida ranks highest for wealth inequality between cost of living and what people are paid. I'd say get out of that state ASAP for anybody. I am an economist.

[@TheDumplingGecko]

This is exactly what new york went through. New York consist of 5 boroughs and the most expensiveby far is Manhattan. All the rich people live there so I’m gonna assume the same is gonna go for the popular parts of Miami. Make sure you push your mayor to do the right thing because eric adams is certainly not.

[@dancalvano8702]

Did that idiot actually just say Miami needs a subway? How do these people not realize that’s impossible

[@corywalker9498]

They don't

[@jordanbryan439]

Is an air train possible?

[@jbar_85]

They have an above ground MetroRail.

[@davidw7]

It is POLITICALLY DRIVEN......Most of us know there is only one NYC. Yet it is declared one city by the state it is in is FREE vs the other..... Part of our ideology war.

[@danielr3661]

They can build a loop, like the one in chicago

[@NKim-gj9vk]

It really isn’t fair to compare all of Miami to just Manhattan. The walkable/bustling areas that people are moving to has a much higher rental rate

[@sfdko3291]

Seriously though. You'd have to compare the entire Miami Dade county. In which case, you'd have to compare the rest of the five boroughs at that point.

[@User98272-ue]

Miami and manhattan are around the same size unless you’re counting the Miami metropolitan area

[@saintfortune7640]

Born and Raised in Miami, i quickly came to realize that it was just too expensive and hyper competitive. Left during Covid.

[@smwk2017]

There is a condo fee crisis (from insurance and mandatory building structural maintenance) in Florida as many residents could not afford to pay their rising condo fees.

[@zero1fifty8]

So true. I have a condo near Cocoa Beach and my monthly HOA fee has almost trippled since 2017 when I bought it. I don't forsee them going down anytime soon either it's crazy

[@danlopez182]

Seeing $1000.00 plus monthly maintenance fees for a 1 bedroom unit is very common. Around 1,200 -1,700 in the some of the nicer areas. It's unreal.

[@michaelphillips2079]

It's strange to me how Miami is getting all this hype lately, but US census figures for the 2020-23 period show very small population growth for the Miami - Fort Lauderdale metropolitan area, while Atlanta has shown far greater growth to where it was smaller by about 50,000 in 2020, and about 50,000 larger by 2023. (These are not exact figures). And Dallas has blown both of them out of the water, as well as gaining more corporate relocations, and the largest office presence outside of New York for Goldman Sachs.

[@Jaapst]

Pretty easy to understand they didn’t went insane during Covid that simple

[@WETALKINMEDIA]

SHHH keep a secrete quiet

[@theynotcatchingamongus]

Cheaper for the New Yorkers who hasn’t lived here for a decade or two, ridiculously expensive for the average native Miamian (me) where our wages are low.

[@sarahfranco6802]

How much is the average wage for normal people in Miami?

[@orlandoalessandrini2505]

Usually 50 cents to a $1 + per hour less than other places.

[@j.m.5300]

Grew up in Miami. Went to high school with Bezos at Palmetto. The house where I grew up in Palmetto Bay cost my parents $24k. Now worth $850k. Great place to grow up in the 70s and 80s. Live in Idaho now.

[@47aRealN]

panthers !!!

[@jeffmorrison2915]

Leaving Miami for Idaho would be a massive shock I guess.

[@khraee]

Miami is NYC cost with Mississipi wages...

[@UnbrokenWillll]

How so ? Have you seen the rest of the south ?

[@orlandoalessandrini2505]

Yes.

[@UnbrokenWillll]

@@orlandoalessandrini2505 average home price of Miami ? Fisher island and Indian creek are the richest zip codes in the world

[@orlandoalessandrini2505]

@@UnbrokenWillll I live in Miami, believe me I know.

[@MrJTRfilms]

I wonder how much the city of Miami paid him to make this video. Or one of the companies that is mentioned. Can't believe anything anyone says anymore.

[@xcaret-ns3pb]

👍👍👍🙏🙏

[@Alexander-xk2nb]

Except when you agree with them 🤫

[@darkwoodmovies]

Miami is attractive for the same reason Austin, Texas is. They're really trying to get corporations to move there with lower taxes. Unfortunately, unlike Austin, only IG influencers and crypto bros actually WANT to live there. Miami already peaked in the 1980s. Now it's just expensive, car-centric, and frankly pretty boring and superficial. It's like if LA had even less character somehow.

[@ATLIEN333]

Bingo bingo bingo!! Spot on

[@jasons2562]

If you call character being a cesspool full of drugs and crime And paying high taxes and getting nothing in return

[@darkwoodmovies]

@@jasons2562 Spotted the suburban Karen that's never set foot in a big city.

[@krazyfan2000]

You nailed it right on the head!

[@jonazmunoz8247]

Perfect description.

[@MDagrosa]

The biggest challenge for miami is public transit. it doesnt have the sprawling space like LA does and it doesnt have the dense infrastructure of NYC. Its caught in the middle and it just doesnt have the capacity.

[@WilConquer]

Miami is outrageously expensive and i say this as someone who does relatively well. The city is beautiful and exciting but there are immense racial issues, low wages and poor public infrastructure. Also, there are immense discrepancies between the rich and poor not to mention global sea rise.

[@corywalker9498]

Sad to say I don't think rich transplants care. Most don't realize too busy having fun

[@jasons2562]

@@corywalker9498 it’s not necessary to live right in Miami. There’s lots of places as close as 30 minutes up the coast , plus manhatten New York rent is over Double the cost of Miami typically

[@j.clements2093]

Immense racial issues?

[@corywalker9498]

@@j.clements2093 never knew that? But figure

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

The northerners moving there are upper income. None of that affects them.

[@imissmymeow]

For me Miamis biggest problem is traffic and parking, Miami would benefit from building a better public transit system, but because its geography it would be difficult to implement.

[@spektriye]

how would its geography make that hard? no underground? just build above ground

[@imissmymeow]

@@spektriyehurricanes

[@Daltnation]

Not hard, just build more metrorail

[@graffmixer]

@@spektriye Its not that easy. Environmental studies, people might have to be displaced from their homes to create elevated railways

[@jbalien20]

Miami trains should be able to take ppl from Doral, to the airport, into downtown, and to the beach.

[@alphaperez]

Miami is becoming a hedge fund city. Miami is to hedge funds what Boston is to mutual funds (Fidelity), Fairfield County, CT is to hedge funds (Point 72), and what Silicon Valley is to venture capital (Andreessen Horowitz). But these hedge funds in Miami aren't employing a ton of people. Hedge funds & buy side don't employ nearly the numbers compared to the sell-side (investment banks). The entire sell-side is still in NYC, Goldman employs around 50k, not all in NYC but the investment banks are massive compared to the hedge funds. NYC will remain the hub in the spoke; it has the sell side, buy side, and everything else.

[@ahmedzakikhan7639]

Miamia probably isn't even the second finance city- Chicago and San Francisco comes after NYC; Miami has behind.

[@jasonf3963]

Miami sounds great in concept - the city is still a very Spanish speaking oriented city. Culturally, lots of people won't find it a match.

[@KJInvesting]

Thank you for your perspective, I believe in disciplined execution, and I stay humble by Investing in turnkey multifamily properties to build wealth

[@bobloblaw6311]

Miami has quickly out priced too many of their residents. They're comparing rent and COL compared to NYC and Miami, but only when it comes to finance transplants and white collar workers. The average household income in NYC in 2023 was almost $75,000, vs $48,000 in Miami. That math against price adjustments to compare COL is daunting. Spending a lot of time in Miami, you see Latino/Caribbean folks disproportionately suffering with the rise of the privileged class in Miami. There is pretty terrible public transit options and the increase of terrible traffic, so people have huge obstacles to get to work. They are having to move farther away from their jobs as more transplant money comes in and pushes them out. Also not discussed is how much foreign money is planted here to avoid taxes while there is little return to the communities. Miami is cool in some ways, but it's entirely unsustainable. And that's a statement before even scraping the surface of climate change issues.

[@vmoses1979]

Yeah the city leadership doesn't care shit about its constituents. It seems these days all governments compete to whore themselves out to corporations with subsidies, tax breaks and the like

[@Daltnation]

Good comment

[@1525boy]

Very well said! Finally someone is speaking the truth!

[@relaxedleisure4766]

Not sure how you can use the word “disproportionately” about Hispanics and Caribbeans in Dade county when they are like 90% of the combined population in the county.

[@Robertking1996]

A one bedroom in Miami is only slightly cheaper than Manhattan at this point, and you still need a car.

[@jbalien20]

I'm a New Yorker. I used to live in Miami. It sucks. Weather is fine but policies sucks. Transportation sucks. The economy sucks!!! I moved back to NYC.

[@fear9-qf9kn]

Exactly

[@Miami1991]

GOOD LOL GO BACK😊

[@AsdErr-rb5qi]

​@larrys4618 I live in Miami you just can't it brokey😂

[@NomadinBroward]

Florida rent be like $5,000 a month $12 HR Minimum Wage

[@Ahmaio]

Why would they move to Miami when they know it's suspectable to climate change 🤣

[@tylrjsph]

because climate change is a hoax, the sea levels are not rising. Anytime you doubt it, think about plymouth rock

[@lanxy2398]

Miami is going down the same route as New York even faster though, Everyone in Miami is getting priced out with this new business moving in and locals are leaving in droves cause it’s becoming more and more expensive. When I was in Miami for a weekend everyone I met there was from somewhere else it’s gentrification on steroids

[@vmoses1979]

Yeah bc Miami wages are much lower than NYC. What interest of common residents is derived by the city seeking to attract several thousand Wall Street types who then drive up rents and home prices.

[@IllUMINATED33]

It's been gentrified....why do you think cubans are there dummy? cuban immigrants are not native to Florida! immigrants are not native to America. White people are immigrants, too!

[@sydneygata2835]

I'm all for Miami, but, the argument that its taking NYC on because 4 or 5 big companies have moved here is ridiculous. What about the other 500+ behemoths still headquartered in NYC? NYC is a beast of a city...Miami doesn't even come close yet.

[@armorbearer9702]

Miami is probably cleaner than New York as well. With illegal immigrants constantly being bused to New York, city is making major costs to a lot of services including sanitation.

[@knowthetruth1492]

0:33 Did he really just cite an opinion poll as evidence for Miami being a safe city? Miami ranks 8 out of 100 in safety ratings which means that 92% of U.S. cities are safer than Miami.

[@WETALKINMEDIA]

lmao ...

[@brookyogini6625]

Don't believe this video. I lived for 8 yrs in Miami. I am an entrepreneur. I have moved to central Florida since last couple of years. Thos coming from NY might justify lower costs.. but Miami is not a place for long term or to raise a family.

[@corywalker9498]

Miami is new money rich and the young. People are not caring about raising a family it's just not the main objective especially with the new rich. It's the new L.A/Vegas. Then a new young group come

[@vikramrao6391]

Miami is one of many cities that is going through this. North & South Carolina, Tennessee are going through the same changes. Traffic and construction has increased 20 fold. Its a good thing because this country needs more financial and tech hubs to stay competitive in the world. Just dont let it slide into filth like New York and San Francisco.

[@seanpetaia]

And just hope that they left their old voting habits behind . Because it Cannot let Miami faith Turing liked NY

[@patrickboldea599]

Have you ever even been to either of these places? Miami is already fucking filthy and much more so than NY or SF

[@jmusmc85]

You just names three states though...

[@jmusmc85]

@@patrickboldea599 That's a lie but ok...

[@sowpur]

Lol Miami is already a filth. The streets aren't as dirty or crowded as the streets in NYC, but you cannot walk on the streets of Miami without being offered some sort of drugs. NYC is dirty, but at least in no one stops you to offer drugs.

[@jbroc3415]

I worked in Finance in Brickell, they arent stealing $hit from NYC. Most of these companies moved their "HQs" to Miami for tax purposes while keeping major offices open in the north. Talent doesnt want to move down there, so they have to hire locally.

[@antonioromas3124]

Apparently many in Miami live in a bubble of lies that they believe themselves. Where Miami is overtaking New York City? Let's start with finances. NYC is home to the world's two largest stock exchanges and is home to the world's corporate and sovereign bond markets. We are talking about a $2 quadrillion annual market in the secondary market. It also has the largest financial litigation court in the world. On top of that, it is home to the largest state federal reserve bank in the United States (Miami doesn't even have a reserve bank, it uses the one in Atlanta). NYC is also home to 700,000 millionaires (the most in the world) and is the global epicenter of financial engineering. On a Cultural level, NYC is among the three largest cultural centers in the world. The museums in NYC are second only to Paris and is home to the most important works of art on the planet. Miami doesn't even have a major museum. In Miami, the cultural level is so low that it is the only city I know that does not even have a jazz station. It also doesn't have large bookstores. In terms of entertainment, NYC is the world capital as well. It is the home of the largest television networks in the United States and the headquarters of the most important film companies. It is also the global epicenter of theater, dance, comedy, jazz etc. In terms of infrastructure, NYC is 1000 light years ahead of Miami. It has some of the largest and most efficient subway systems in the world, it has an excellent public transportation system, it is home to over 7,000 completed high-rise buildings of at least 115 feet. NYC is also a city that has access to rivers, mountains, beaches, forests, lakes and has the 4 seasons of the year. What does Miami have? It is the national capital of fraud. It is the most superficial and uneducated city I have ever known, where everything is parties and drugs and sex. Miami is nowhere near NYC on any level. The fact that a small group of millionaires reside in Miami does not mean that they will live there. What it means is that they will pay less taxes, even if they live in their hometowns. Also, Miami host the most corrupt political platform in the USA. So friend, stop uploading videos and talking nonsense. BTW: By the way, above Miami in financial matters is Chicago, home of the largest stock market in the world. Houston, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Boston, Raleigh.

[@elcapitalista007]

For real! I lived in both. Miami is a farm compared to NY. I'm in the finance industry and to be honest, this video is a joke. Only London can match NYC in finance in the western hemisphere.

[@themans8226]

TRUE

[@ramonorlando7124]

Who still goes to bookstores? 😂

[@truthfacts5438]

Hit it on the head, there's too many cities in between New York in Miami to New York, It doesn't even come close to Charlotte when it comes to a business climate and these clowns are making a video acting like it's overtaken New York? I was laughing the whole time couldn't finish it, I thought it was an actual skit! 😂

[@AsdErr-rb5qi]

You're writing paragraphs 😂 get a life

[@mimoleclair9824]

I'm not even american and have been to Miami only once and yet I can see that you have only interviewed a bunch of transplants (except that one woman) who probably don't even speak spanish and don't leave downtown/miami beach. Also saying Miami has great weather is a bit of a stretch. I personally couldn't stand it. It's too hot and humid. Miami is where a lot of hustlers and all those " grind every day " people who drunk the late stage capitalism kool-aid end up. If you don't have that kind of mentality, Miami can quickly feel like hell. The old latino neighbourhoods have good vibes and an interesting culture though.

[@TheAldoinMiami]

Ever been to NY during the summer? is hell on earth unlike Miami. No pools, boats, beaches. Just miserable and winter are hell in NY compared to Miami winters that are just perfect.

[@mimoleclair9824]

@@TheAldoinMiami Winters in the North East aren't hell when you're well equipped. The summers can be humid and too hot I agree. I'm not saying NY is better. I just can't stand the florida climate/way of life. It feels like that state attracts the worst people from the US and Canada. The only people I know who want to move to Florida are assholes or retired boomers with 0 culture/education lol

[@michaelphillips2079]

Is speaking Spanish supposed to be important? This was America, an historically English speaking country last time I checked.

[@mimoleclair9824]

@@michaelphillips2079being monolingual in 2024 is a city like Miami is absolutely pathetic. Same goes for the idiots who can barely speak english despite living in America for years. Everyone should speak english and have at least a basic grasp of Spanish in Miami.

[@Christian-sh8kg]

Well, 70 % of Miamians speak Spanish.

[@axem.8338]

I am a young professional in finance, and watching this makes me wanna come there.

[@uptin]

Really?

[@axem.8338]

@uptin I work in investment banking and am thinking of doing my masters next year. I was searching for good cities post my program, and Miami does look like a good option, and it's just starting as per you, so lot of room to grow. Looking at alternatives like London, NYC, and Chicago are really expensive to live in, and the climate is too cold for me. There are other cities like, Frankfurt, Paris which are trying to be finance hubs, but there is a language barrier. Miami seems to have a great climate, too.

[@albertweiner7946]

Where you doing your masters

[@VladdyMack]

Stay your ass right where you are!!! Lol

[@axem.8338]

@albertweiner7946 Not decided yet. But after watching Uptins' video, either Texas or Florida for close proximity to Miami.

[@moalnatee7809]

I just visited Miami - do not think seriously Miami can take over NYC as a financial and business place center? Keep in mind, Miami is mostly empty in the summer, its hot, expensive, not as safe as NYC, traffico malo with bad drivers, barely walkable.

[@VictorLazlo1995]

NYC safer than Miami?!! Only Big Apple Mayor Adams can say that kind of sh+.

[@joaquinjr2570]

@@VictorLazlo1995I just looked it up in New York city is significantly safer than Miami.

[@VictorLazlo1995]

@@joaquinjr2570 ha ha ha. Dato mata relato. Donde está la info en la que te basas? Donde vives? No estás más desorientado porque

[@VictorLazlo1995]

@@joaquinjr2570 …PORQUE NO ENTRENAS

[@VictorLazlo1995]

You have to be crazy, high or probably BOTH to mention ‘safety and NYC’ on the same sentence. We talking about the place where people are escaping for troves in a daily basis and heading most of them to Miami. Besides taxes, employment, weather, etc SAFETY is the main reason thousands of New Yorkers are fleeing Southbound.

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[@themans8226]

Miami will never be the city New York is, its like American Dubai

[@AsdErr-rb5qi]

NYC is a dump

[@Barweezy]

Miami is hell on earth. The food scene for anything other than Latin food is abysmal, the city infrastructure is flooded every other day, the weather is bearable for 2 months out of the year and you spend half your day in traffic. New York has its flaws, but there’s a reason people pay up to live there.

[@Ihearmusic52]

Your info seems very outdated. At this point Miami is a top dining city with top 10 amount of Michelin star restaurants. Whether this explosion of fine dining is to your liking, it’s definitely not the scene of the 80’s and 90’s. And unfortunately people are paying up to live in Miami - it’s becoming one of the most expensive cities. And wages are still lagging. If Miami isn’t careful it’ll become SF where the tech bros gentrified everyone they needed for a functional city out

[@UnordinaryIzz]

The Food Is the best in the country..

[@ramonorlando7124]

Miami has good food. Expensive, yes it all is.

[@charlesmartin2888]

A idea of business friendly environment is no taxes, no unions, and poor education.

[@Alorajones19]

Agreed

[@HA-nx5qn]

Hit the nail on the head

[@googleuser6040]

NO CITY IN AMERICA WILL EVER BE LIKE NEW YORK CITY!

[@AsdErr-rb5qi]

Lies

[@orlandoalessandrini2505]

Thank God for that.

[@franand]

I remember looking at apartments 2 years in Miami and you could easily find a one bed for $1300ish now good luck finding something in a decent neighborhood under $1800

[@mbakbka]

MIami is a natural disaster away from being underwater. Not a smart idea to invest in real estate or move your company there at all imo

[@Dumbledore6969x]

Yeah I’m super confused. Florida is predicted to be under water within 50 years. We should not be building there 😅

[@juanaloulehoux]

Only a commie would believe that LMAO @@Dumbledore6969x

[@Tchild2]

Manhattan is at sea level too. What happens in Miami, will happen in NYC.

[@FailedFlea93]

@@Tchild2I'm guessing you've never experienced a hurricane.

[@PascualMorales-py6gd]

@@FailedFlea93 new flash, nyc gets hurricanes too

[@BlackManTravels]

Triple my salary while experiencing a better cost of living leaving Miami to Atlanta. YOU CAN KEEP KEEP MIAMI 😅

[@trentbateman]

Miami isn’t made for blacks…Latins don’t like them

[@cassieleonarda3905]

Cool video. Playing devil’s advocate, a few things to consider: - The overwhelming majority of young professionals in Manhattan have a roommate. For those who don’t mind a roommate in NY, the rent is then comparable - Ive never met a young professional in Manhattan who needed a car. Thats a significant additional cost in Miami that was not mentioned here

[@graffmixer]

So true...Living in both cities, Miami is not a big city. After a couple of months, you'll get tired of it versus NYC, you have a lot more options in and out of the city.

[@Chicago48]

From what I've read there are 2 and 3 Miamis. There's the beach, the city, and then there's the Bottoms/ghetto where the Cubans and Haitians live. Are those skyscrapers built to resist storms and tornadoes? You gotta know Spanish!

[@corruptsociety9146]

That’s everywhere. In NYC there are ghettos too

[@PascualMorales-py6gd]

pretty much any city has its bad parts. nyc, chicago, los angeles (especially los angeles), philly, etc. you could literally go on forever. statistically speaking tho, miami is safer than a lot of other major cities. also im sure theyre building these structures to resist hurricanes, doesnt make sense not to in the hurricane capital of america. but time will tell i guess.

[@jbar_85]

The buildings built after 1993 are required to be built to withstand a category 5 hurricane.

[@criscross7362]

Wow! Then Miami must be a huge ghetto because its population is largely Cuban. I did not know Homestead, Coral Gables, kendall, etc. were ghettos

[@pinecactus9672]

I thought the Cubans were the older rich ones...outside of the traditional whites.

[@kevin2732]

Interesting how people from Miami talk about New Yorkers like if they aren’t American.

[@msascuinonducorduco]

Once people migrant to different cities because it' "cheaper", they will become the next *NYC 1.0 (Texas), 2.0 (Florida), 3.0 (let's wait until Florida becomes too expensive to live) and so on*. All those ultra rich should stay in one state and leave the rest alone for us regular workers to live so we can *actually* afford it.

[@PascualMorales-py6gd]

that is one sad aspect from all the migrating to florida. but thats how the economy works, demand for something goes up, so does the price. the govt should also be responsible for not letting prices get too out of hand, but seeing as its a red state, they probably wont.

[@TerkleTon]

There is a lack of quality jobs in Miami.

[@moshesierra6849]

We, miamians aren’t able to survive The city is already very expensive and rent is through the roof Unreal !

[@My_dailyL1fe]

From someone who was born and raised their you literally have to learn Spanish to either be able to rent or get a job because they only look out for their own people there. Even though you're born and raised there if you are not of the Spanish community or African-American forget it the only Caucasian people that are there are the Jewish community in Aventura or Coral gables and they really don't leave those areas. The Russians occupy Sunny isles and they are millionaires and oligarchs and then the rest of the beach is occupied by rich people from Latin America or europe. So if you are a Caucasian person in Miami most of them have been forced out because they don't speak Spanish and they've been forced to go to Tampa or Orlando or even georgia. And most of the African-American community there is forced to work low-wage jobs or stay in the hood because they can't afford to move to the suburbs of the rich areas because they are out priced. So you have to be Hispanic or come from a Latin background to get anywhere in Miami and they refused toenglish. The feeling is when you come to the United States you need to learn English even though it is not written into the books the majority of our country speaks English so you should at least try and learn our language as well

[@carlooo00s]

no grinGO!

[@datingandlifeadvicechannel7534]

The racist criminal Hispanics destroyed my hometown it’s disgusting the government the mafia police lawyers judges Hispanic mafia and are all criminals shame in Miami for allowing racism!!!

[@tonytech5520]

When it comes to job opportunities and renting homes, Miami is a bilingual city (English/Spanish). I've noticed that when I communicate in English with sales associates at Walmart in the area of Hialeah and Miami Gardens, they respond in English, even though we are all Hispanic.

[@michaelphillips2079]

Move past all the glitz of the hotels, condos, and high-end shopping near the beach, and Miami is a bit of a low wage dump, and one of the biggest illegal immigration and illicit drug portals in the country.

[@misteriknow2069]

This video is all over the place lol. I saw a graphic at the 35 second mark that said Boston & Dallas are the safest US cities…but had Miami over Seattle. Seattle doesn’t even have a hood while Miami has entire sides of towns you can’t drive in 😂. Miami isn’t safer than any of those cities, Boston might be safer than Seattle, but that’s about it. Miami you’re more likely to get robbed or shot than most major cities. And then rent? Really? It is not 5000 rent for all of NYC 😂. Go to Zillow right now & you’ll find hundreds, thousands of studios & 1BRs in Brooklyn & Queens from 1600 to the low 3000s. Not ideal, but similar to what you’ll see in Miami. The bias is crazy in this one. My advice don’t listen to Uptin visit yourself.

[@fireite605]

My rent was $1500 in 2019 in Miami. Today I am paying $2,200. Yes I can afford to pay it thankfully but I still don't like it the fact the price went up the way it has. I've lived here all of my life and nothing like this has happened down here before. Makes me wonder if I should more somewhere else.

[@Brenda-ny1gw]

In Brickell?

[@fireite605]

@@Brenda-ny1gw North Bay Village

[@user-gn1ic9ww8q]

ill buy foreclosed houses through sheriffs auctions real cheap house well do the minimum and give away a house to a homeless family every month

[@ohmai3706]

Until the first hurricane floods the city....

[@misswhiskey100]

Nyc is nyc not because of Wall Street but because of cultural arts, fashion industry, the multitude of restaurants and small business shops… and its community. Nyc is definitely its own thing but I do see Miami booming as well for it’s own reasons

[@thedeepdarkwebb]

Yes, FL has zero income tax. However, their insurance rates are some of the highest in the country. Insurance companies are leaving Florida in droves. I’ve been in finance 10 years and would still choose NYC. Miami is cool and all, but it will never eclipse NYC.

[@psycho_sloth]

I don’t think anyone reads in Miami 😂

[@pantsri]

When people start moving to Ohio. That's the end of the US because no where else is fairly liveable.

[@vlaunprince2028]

this was a damn good infotainment video..the knowledge was encompassing of all that's going on in miami and a little of its future..had no questions basically, lol

[@relaxedleisure4766]

Dade county doesn’t have middle class areas that are less than 90% Hispanic. You can’t expect people to live in affluent areas like Pinecrest or Coral Gables right away.

[@1BUKKAKE]

Let me say one truth here. Miami will NEVER be appealing to us L.A. and New Yorkers who are business minded. Miami folks are slow paced, against high pressure, island free mentality. Even the post office there is SLOW as in glacial pace. The people are rude, the people do not like pressure and don’t have a chop-chop mentality on business. For that reason alone, it may be a good place for vacation but NOT towards profit or business. They operate like an island culture, slow and careless about business operations. I would never move my wealth to that location. It’s better to invest in Texas, San Francisco and LA. Because Miami and Hawaii Are NOT good places for business to thrive.

[@Deathscroll41]

"Miami represents the future of America." But it'll be under water in 30 years😂

[@simonlopez115]

won't happen you just been fed the bs from liberals

[@dorianvick8932]

😂

[@notshylo]

⁠​⁠@@simonlopez115even if Miami is dry by that point, they’re running out of water. And that’s not “bs from liberals.”

[@FreedomLovin]

Haha Manhattan was supposed to be underwater by now according to Gore 🤡

[@tonieplacide-oy4xx]

Yep i heard this would happen 100 years ago 😅😅😅

[@arkofnight]

bruhh after gta6 launch i think miami will become even more iconic and people will move there at even greater rate

[@gioarias75]

The only reason why those billionaires are coming to Miami is for a tax break that’s all

[@ValoriumStudios]

The problem really comes down to the fact that most people who live in Miami do service jobs and those jobs pay little money. When bankers and software engineers flood money, they will price out everyone who work as massage therapists and waiters. Really hard to fix this without giant government intervention to build basically section 8 housing

[@Volvoshine]

Hey that's me! Thanks for swinging by The Hub @ Office Logic 😎😎

[@uptin]

Hey there! Thanks for having me.

[@88g40]

Miami does not pay well.

[@wrestlingterrier8366]

Not everyone enjoys heat and humidity, unlesss I guess, they're paid more than enough!

[@jbroc3415]

Miami - home of FTX arena (and lots of fraud!)

[@MANZANOADRIAN]

Talent pool...you can't compare to Ny or LA. Miami people don't got it

[@foggycraw6758]

Exactly. These mechas have elite universities and networks of professionals

[@do7744]

I can’t afford rent or buy a house because of all the New Yorkers

[@uptin]

Where at?

[@TheRealBlackula]

MAKE MORE $$$!

[@eddyherrera3207]

If Miami builds a world class public i transportation system which allows for more walkable neighborhoods, it will be in another league within a decade.

[@pobertubbesing]

Miami will be as expensive as NYC if this keeps up.

[@TheRealBlackula]

No

[@dudepubgm]

My man is back at it again, uploading good content

[@uptin]

You know it 🫶

[@SmokyOle]

Nothing good about this content. Just more late stage hyper capitalism in effect. You will own nothing and like it.

[@notshylo]

Two words: Biscayne Aquifer

[@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934]

?

[@gail1249]

They may feel differently as climate changes each year.

[@vladimirtalijan]

Yeah, let's go ruin Florida like we did that with NY. Oh, it's already ruined, everything is ridiculously more expensive in Miami, and all over Florida.

[@3089280288]

Miami? The future of America? Underwater?

[@foggycraw6758]

Atlanis haha

[@bigthings]

Do one for Orlando please!

[@47aRealN]

yea now us born and raised citizens cant afford the rent spike . smh

[@YEAR-20246]

Nice place, but it's expensive to live in Miami. Plan to visit it in August, and hope to find a job there.

[@pt17171]

So what if banks move to Miami? These institutions are jist paper shufflers and dont create jobs other than their office staff.

[@PAIKUN.]

I hope they don’t vote the same way they did in NY or San Francisco

[@carlosgarcia8770]

Very well said. We don't need liberals in Florida.

[@user-ue9bi2ui2q]

Bro is about 3 years late with this “trend”

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

Everytime these headlines start hitting the mainstream news cycle it has already peaked. Now is probably the time to sell your boat and condo to one of these hivemind drones and move on... The good deals are where people aren't looking, not on the front page.

[@user-ue9bi2ui2q]

@@mysterioanonymous3206 couldn’t agree more

[@stockey]

Now Miami is so expensive, a lot are fleeing from it.

[@jasons2562]

Good thing there are a lot of nice places to live not far from Miami and still have the beaches and weather etc

[@BBaetz_]

I recently visited Miami for the first time last month and immediately fell in love with the city and surrounding area. Tropical paradise with favorable tax climate how can you go wrong? But I can't ignore the predictions regarding the sea level rising. It would be a tragedy to spend top dollar on a condo only for it to be considered uninhabitable within the next few decades. I would feel assured if there was some kind of action done to prevent it but no one in the state government seems to give a shit.

[@BigfellaAutoExpress]

what condo is that at 3:18?

[@quartytypo]

Wait for the hurricane when all their outdoor furniture takes to the sky.

[@winstonsmith6204]

Miami = New San Francisco

[@philg3759]

Miami is so creative with all the creative people bringing their creativity.

[@Felya]

If you got money then you're welcome in Miami honey.

[@HT-CHITOWN]

13 usd minimum wage, good condition 1 bedroom apartm. starts from 1900$, almost no public transport. they have only 1 air train (brightline) and very limited tram around brickell.

[@biber9979]

Those apartments are cheap because HOA in those buildings is 1200+ dollars per month.

[@stockbro1997]

There will always be migration from highly population to low population places. So many finance companies moved from mumbai to gurgaon because of high rent and extreme traffic. Same with Singapore to dubai. Newyork to Miami. London to Manchester. Sanfran to Bangalore. Talent pools will always migrate,headquarters will migrate but it won’t make New York or any high population places less sexy. It still will be a dream come true place.

[@jcen1918]

random interviews with midwits really sells me

[@PHlyestofNerds]

I love Miami but y’all - it’s not happening.

[@Robert-oo5xo]

Florida Propaganda

[@ronberman8947]

Everything is relative. For the super wealthy, Miami is less expensive. The rest of the people can't afford to live here!!

[@dimitarmargaritov]

I am from Europe, looking to set up an online business that will serve Miami based companies in several industries. Looks like I am on right track lol.

[@uptin]

That's great!

[@TheAldoinMiami]

NY is an expensive dump. If you have the kind of money to live in NY you much rather spend less and live in Miami equally as hot during the summer. I find Miami more tolerable during the summers since we are built for them, more pools, boats, beaches. Perfect winters and then there’s taxes. I would love for a ton of New Yorkers to go back but that won’t happen and deep inside I understand their logic. It will be hard to stop this trend.

[@lesterlasa3367]

I left Miami and moved to central Florida as the cost of living on a fixed income is impossible living in Miami I will always love ❤️ Miami but can’t live there anymore shame

[@Stoicsaiyan]

I lived in Miami LOVE THAT CITY but it’s gotten so expensive it’s hard to live, it’s a low wage city and lots of New Yorkers have moved there making it worst, traffic is terrible specially in Hialeah. My family moved out of there because it was so expensive and now in Lakeland where we live now lots of people from Miami have moved up here making it expensive too.