Super wealthy individuals have snapped up homes in Miami and Palm Beach, driving up real-estate prices and squeezing out the less rich. As a result, millionaires have created a lavish enclave in Fort Lauderdale. This surge of millionaires in the city has led to a mansion-building spree and a rise in property prices.
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The financial considerations of moving to Miami have shifted considerably. The draw of the city has long been about dollars and cents: you could move from a place like New York City, with its astronomical cost of living, to another global city, riding into retirement with some extra money and a whole lot more sun to boot. However, between 2019 and 2023, it got a whole lot less advantageous to make the move.
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In a recent survey, the “Miami-Fort Lauderdale” area came in fifth with a fractional net gain in a survey that tracked the movement of workers among 10 of the country’s largest technology firms by market capitalization.
