Miami ranked No. 20 in the U.S. Where Baby Boomers are Moving via 2023 Smart Asset study
“Underlying Pérez’s confidence is the belief that Miami has fundamentally changed. The Covid-era influx of wealthy arrivals has paired with a burgeoning cultural and civic scene to give the city a heft that it previously lacked. Miami is no longer a seasonal place governed by the mood of northern tourists or capital ebbs and flows from Latin America. Now, says Pérez, it is a “permanent” city.”
Building boom looming for Florida Keys? State considers easing decades-old growth limits
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/florida-keys/article282214728.html#storylink=cpy
Broward leads the state in investment in affordable housing via Sun-Sentinel
While mortgage rates moving closer to 6% will draw buyers into the 2024 housing market, several economists don’t think it will create a similar rush of sellers listing their homes
