Miami is experiencing a significant influx of wealthy individuals, including billionaires like Ken Griffin, drawn by tax advantages and lifestyle benefits. However, this migration is making the city's housing market increasingly unaffordable for middle-class earners. Experts note that while high earners are moving to Florida, the average income of these newcomers is substantially higher than the national average, and the median home price in Miami far exceeds the national median, requiring incomes that exclude a large portion of Americans. AI
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- Craig Studnicky
- Eric Schmidt
- Florida
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- Internal Revenue Service
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- Jeff Bezos
- Ken Griffin
- Miami
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- Realtor.com
- Redfin
- Ryan McKeveny
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