What Do People Really Think About Living in Miami?

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They are living with family or renting rooms. Not exactly a good life.

If have money, are young or have a very high paying job this place will be great to you otherwise this place is not the place you want to live. If you want an affordable middle class home completely wipe that idea from your mind as you won’t find it. Space is very limited here as only 20 miles give or take from coastline to Everglades. All high rises and houses very close to each other with literally on square feet of front or backyards. Some streets have apartment/condo buildings literally with their backs against the street with barely enough room for a back patio and zero yard. All the roads here are very beat up and we’re not designed to carry volume of traffic they do everyday. People are generally friendly until they get behind wheel than it’s Jekyll and Hyde. Some of the rudest most aggressive drivers I have ever experienced. You have every inch of green space taken up with development. Lots of new development in city pushing against older parts of area this has caused property taxes and property values to skyrocket and a lot of people without money are being squeezed out. Lots of corporate apartment high rises going up and high end condo high rises especially towards city. The airport is kind of rickety with varying degree escalators and elevators always out of order. Food choices in terminals seem to be somewhat limited. If you live here you don’t go to Miami Beach, at least everyone I know who are longtime residents don’t go there. Parking there is limited and expensive and the beach there is only used by tourists staying there. When I leave here it will not be missed.

I visited Miami for two weeks.
I am not surprised why rich people wants to live there. I would too! However even if I am enginner having house with garden in PL Europe living in well standard I am pretty sure I would not afford the same in Miami.

When Miami reach NYC prices for renting or buying a home and the influx of taxes by the city; I will not hear your complaints.

Miami drastically degraded right after the pandemic. A great part of it due to the rampant corruption happening at local government levels. Any opportunist with a briefcase full of cash is given carte blanche to do whatever and whenever. It is money laundering heaven, all you have to do is look around to realize what's really happening. Is a great place for those who have a lot of money but the average 9 to 5 person can barely survive. Also the cultural degradation is predominant. South Beach for example, used to be a mecca for international modeling agencies, the best clubs, great restaurants, and beautiful people. Now, morphed into a garbage dump, crime riddled, drugs, gangs, grotesque people. Anything south of West Palm Beach is a trap

Well I'm both in Chicago and Sunny Isles Beach. Chicago winters are cold, but living entirely underground in the winter??? That is only in a few select places in the loop. I don't even have an indoor spot for my car here. Winters are horrible but I try to escape to Sunny Isles Beach when I can. Summers are great in Chicago and pretty horrible in Miami. I would still trade 10 summers in Miami for one winter in Chicago. Its THAT BAD!

Employers need to pay more. Salaries are stagnant.

Pure trash city

WHEN I WAS A KID.....MY T.V. SHOW WAS MIAMI VICE.....I ALWAYS FELT LIKE THIS WAS A CITY THAT WAS CALLING ME.......OF COURSE, IM GROWN NOW, BUT THE HEAT, PRICES AND STORMS SEEM A LITTLE TOO MUCH......IM GOING TO MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA INSTEAD........SPRING-LIKE WEATHER.....MUCH LOWER COST OF LIVING.....AND PLENTY OF BEAUTIFUL, LATIN WOMEN.....IF I DONT LIKE IT, I WILL CALL YOU JOE.

Stop killing our city with these transplants and developers 😅

This video had some great information. I may have a job opportunity to move from the Midwest to Miami and I’ve been super divided. It seems like an exciting new adventure, and I think between seasonal depression and weather-related migraines, it would be really good for my health (I know there’s still plenty of rainy days, but it’s about 30 fewer days per year on average than where I live now). But the thought of living in the hurricane zone freaks me out a little, and I rely on public transportation.

its expensive and traffic and cones everywhere next im sure elon musk will come to miami

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HARSH TRUTH - "Middle Class" = High Six Figures +. This is the new reality. I saw a video of a nice condo, in a "Nice, Safe" area (4 bed/4bath) in Medellin, Columbia going for $400K. Think about that!
Bottom line, it will get worse. AI (displacing jobs) + Inflation (US will utilize to pay debt) = MOST PEOPLE WILL FAIL. Wake up - Keep debt low, INVEST IN SKILLS, Network.
The K shaped Economy is here and isn't going anywhere. If you know, you know.

All those people making less than $30 an hour are living with friends, a spouse, relatives, or roommates.

Miami is becoming amazing❤,we need more luxury branded residences❤