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(Miami Herald subscriber content) Downtown Miami and Midtown/Edgewater ranked among the top U.S. metros for the highest number of high-rise units delivered since 2017, according to a national market insights report by RentCafe, an apartment rental site.

by Daniel Zapata

(Miami Herald subscriber content) Downtown Miami and Midtown/Edgewater ranked among the top U.S. metros for the highest number of high-rise units delivered since 2017, according to a national market insights report by RentCafe, an apartment rental site.

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