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Rent in Miami Is Too Damn High — and It’s Getting Higher

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According to a recent report, rents have only been climbing, even during the pandemic.

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South Florida’s Red-Hot Housing Market Icing Out Potential Buyers Who Can’t Compete With Investors

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Home prices continue to surge in South Florida, and the trend has left many homebuyers in bidding wars or unable to find properties.

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"Yesterday's price is not today's price" at least Miami..

according to Report, New York is the most expensive place to live, and Miami holds second place.

Based on the October 2021 Home Purchaseability Index Report RealtyHo, Miami's housing market is growing tremendously. It is now the second most affordable city in the United States. @ local10news Report.

Miami was ranked third after Los Angeles in September of this year, but things seem to have changed. According to the report, Miami's median income is $ 39,049 and median housing income is $ 549,000.

When COVID affected the country, many then left the west coast and emigrated to areas like Miami.

"Miami has overtaken LA as the second most expensive housing market in the United States, despite a slight drop in prices from the previous report," the report said. "Miami households should expect to pay $ 2,653 a month for home ownership, or about 81.55% of their median income."

For other expensive places, such as Newark, NJ and Long Beach, California, we've closed the top five as the most expensive places to live.

Some of the most affordable cities to live in are Wichita, Kansas, Detroit, Michigan, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Anchorage, Alaska.

Roomy, what do you think about this?

Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one

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Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one - Florida News Times

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"Yesterday's price is not today's price" at least Miami.. according to Report, New York is the most expensive place to live, and Miami holds second place. Based on the October 2021 Home Purchaseability Index Report RealtyHo, Miami's housing market is growing tremendously. It is now the second most affordable city in the United States.

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My name is Alnerys Urbay Garciga, I’m 25 years old. I am returning to MDC for 3 courses that I need in order to enter in the Master of Occupational Therapy. I graduated this summer from Florida International University (FIU) with a bachelors in Psychology. I am from Cuba but raised in Spain, I came to the United Sates when I was 16 and I finished High School here. Thanks to this change I can say that I am bilingual. I am working full-time as an RBT and part-time student. I started working as an RBT recently. On my free time I like to spend time with friends and family.

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My name is Alnerys Urbay Garciga, I’m 25 years old. I am returning to MDC for 3 courses that I need in order to enter in the Master of Occupational Therapy. I graduated this summer from Florida International University (FIU) with a bachelors in Psychology. I am from Cuba but raised in Spain, I came to the United Sates when I was 16 and I finished High School here. Thanks to this change I can say that I am bilingual. I am working full-time as an RBT and part-time student. I started working as an RBT recently. On my free time I like to spend time with friends and family.

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I would like to day that I am glad that I attended the presentation because it made me remember a lot of learning resources that the MDC liberty has. One thing I recall is that we were able to obtain the actual work referenced link for our essay. Isabel  talked about Flipster, which is a digital magazines and the website can read the articles for you, which is a good thing because sometimes I read the same paragraph 3 times because I am not paying attention, being able to listen to it will help with the progress. Thank you so much for listing this seminar as one of your assignments as it made me and a lot of us remember or know that there are more sources when trying to find articles.

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I would like to day that I am glad that I attended the presentation because it made me remember a lot of learning resources that the MDC liberty has. One thing I recall is that we were able to obtain the actual work referenced link for our essay. Isabel  talked about Flipster, which is a digital magazines and the website can read the articles for you, which is a good thing because sometimes I read the same paragraph 3 times because I am not paying attention, being able to listen to it will help with the progress. Thank you so much for listing this seminar as one of your assignments as it made me and a lot of us remember or know that there are more sources when trying to find articles.

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Rents in Miami have risen steadily over the years, and it appears that they have risen much more during the current pandemic. I selected this topic because I am presently looking for a new home, yet everything is ridiculously costly wherever I look. If you're a young adult seeking to rent a one-room apartment in Miami, you'll almost certainly only find them in the high $1,000s, which is insane when you consider the flat's size. If rent costs continue to rise, many individuals may soon be unable to afford to live here, especially when all of our other obligations are included.

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Rents in Miami have risen steadily over the years, and it appears that they have risen much more during the current pandemic. I selected this topic because I am presently looking for a new home, yet everything is ridiculously costly wherever I look. If you're a young adult seeking to rent a one-room apartment in Miami, you'll almost certainly only find them in the high $1,000s, which is insane when you consider the flat's size. If rent costs continue to rise, many individuals may soon be unable to afford to live here, especially when all of our other obligations are included.

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1. Ceballos, J. (2021, October 20). Rent in Miami is too damn high - and it's getting higher. Miami New Times. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/apartment-rent-prices-in-miami-rose-during-covid-12260905.                                                                      My first article, discusses how Miami's rent has risen steadily throughout the years and continues to do so. It gives us some historical data from different parts of Miami over the years. It also shows us where the most expensive and least expensive rental properties are. It also illustrates how Miami's housing issue is particularly severe, and how it has worsened over time.

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1. Ceballos, J. (2021, October 20). Rent in Miami is too damn high - and it's getting higher. Miami New Times. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/apartment-rent-prices-in-miami-rose-during-covid-12260905.                                                                      My first article, discusses how Miami's rent has risen steadily throughout the years and continues to do so. It gives us some historical data from different parts of Miami over the years. It also shows us where the most expensive and least expensive rental properties are. It also illustrates how Miami's housing issue is particularly severe, and how it has worsened over time.

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3. Yates, B. (2021, October 6). South Florida's red-hot housing market icing out potential buyers who can't compete with investors. CBS Miami. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from https://miami.cbslocal.com/2021/10/06/south-florida-red-hot-real-estate-market/.Miami-Dade County's total home sales surged 142% from this time last year. Realtor Brittney Woods says many properties are being sold well above the listing price. Homes that used to sell for under $200,000 have seen their prices jump by $50,000 to $100,000 in the past year.

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3. Yates, B. (2021, October 6). South Florida's red-hot housing market icing out potential buyers who can't compete with investors. CBS Miami. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from https://miami.cbslocal.com/2021/10/06/south-florida-red-hot-real-estate-market/.Miami-Dade County's total home sales surged 142% from this time last year. Realtor Brittney Woods says many properties are being sold well above the listing price. Homes that used to sell for under $200,000 have seen their prices jump by $50,000 to $100,000 in the past year.

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2. Paulvikander. (2021, October 1). Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one. Florida News Times. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from https://floridanewstimes.com/miami-surpasses-los-angeles-to-become-the-second-most-expensive-place-in-the-united-states-and-new-york-remains-number-one/351730/.              Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one. Miami households should expect to pay $ 2,653 a month for home ownership, or about 81.55% of their median income. Some of the most affordable cities to live in are Wichita, Kansas, Detroit, Michigan, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Anchorage, Alaska. 

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2. Paulvikander. (2021, October 1). Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one. Florida News Times. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from https://floridanewstimes.com/miami-surpasses-los-angeles-to-become-the-second-most-expensive-place-in-the-united-states-and-new-york-remains-number-one/351730/.              Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one. Miami households should expect to pay $ 2,653 a month for home ownership, or about 81.55% of their median income. Some of the most affordable cities to live in are Wichita, Kansas, Detroit, Michigan, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Anchorage, Alaska. 

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Good morning my name is Alnerys Urbay Garciga. I have a bachelor's in Psychology, I am doing this class for my Master's in OT. The topic I selected was why housing in Miami is so expensive. I selected this topic because I have been trying to move out of my parent's house and I am not able to because of the price. My research shows that the leading causes of expensive rent in Miami are tepid salary increase, higher construction and land expenses, intensified demand for rental, and increased home worth, leading to rent being costly in Miami. The main consequences experienced as a result of expensive rent are shortages of housing that minimize the statistics of minimal-income individuals and increased demand for housing.My thoughts about this are that Miami is a high-level economy, I think that we are paying the price for living in a tropical place in the USA. Also, rent is going to continue to increase as people from the north are coming down. The titles of the sources I used for my talk were "Rent in Miami is too damn high - and it's getting higher" by Miami New Times, "Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one" by Florida New Times, and "South Florida's red-hot housing market icing out potential buyers who can't compete with investors" by CBS Miami. What questions do you have? Thank you for listening. 

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Good morning my name is Alnerys Urbay Garciga. I have a bachelor's in Psychology, I am doing this class for my Master's in OT. The topic I selected was why housing in Miami is so expensive. I selected this topic because I have been trying to move out of my parent's house and I am not able to because of the price. My research shows that the leading causes of expensive rent in Miami are tepid salary increase, higher construction and land expenses, intensified demand for rental, and increased home worth, leading to rent being costly in Miami. The main consequences experienced as a result of expensive rent are shortages of housing that minimize the statistics of minimal-income individuals and increased demand for housing.My thoughts about this are that Miami is a high-level economy, I think that we are paying the price for living in a tropical place in the USA. Also, rent is going to continue to increase as people from the north are coming down. The titles of the sources I used for my talk were "Rent in Miami is too damn high - and it's getting higher" by Miami New Times, "Miami surpasses Los Angeles to become the second most expensive place in the United States, and New York remains number one" by Florida New Times, and "South Florida's red-hot housing market icing out potential buyers who can't compete with investors" by CBS Miami. What questions do you have? Thank you for listening. 