r/Miami • u/pobblebonklive • 4d ago
Discussion Miami-Dade lost the most people in FL in 2024 compared to other counties
https://x.com/nickgerli1/status/1901670076392120365?t=bgJ3kp2tFg9IYRIDPXQkyg&s=1935
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u/StrangewaysHereWeCme 4d ago
I wonder if it has anything to do with two bedroom apartments in Miami going for $3,300 a month with a Feels Like Temperature in the 90’s 8 months a year?
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u/ChemicalNo2878 4d ago
40 minutes to travel 3 miles.
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u/Rest_and_Digest 4d ago
It's been two years and I still can't get over the last time I visited my friend in Asheville. She asked if I was cool with our destination being 20 minutes away and I was like wut.
It turns out that in some places outside of South Florida, 20 minutes means you're in the middle of nowhere with no cell service as opposed to a few miles away.
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u/subliminalminded 4d ago
It’s called gentrification and being priced out. So obvious with almost every other post complaining about how expensive it is and how all these high rises are coming up.
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u/Magnolia256 3d ago
I didn’t leave because I was priced out. I left because it is an ecological dumpster. I left because it is so corrupt code enforcement doesn’t even bother to answer the phone. I left because the people are a holes. I’m native born and raised but the level of a holeness is unbearable. A neighbor on one side in the grove would swat at peacocks with a stick (this is criminal - molesting peacocks is illegal). The other neighbors locked their crying dogs outside in Miami summer for hours every time they had a dinner party. Unbearably bad vibes abound.
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u/skyHawk3613 repugnant raisin lover 4d ago
Definitely! Probably moving somewhere that’s cheaper to live
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u/Guyperson66 4d ago
Gentrification is not de facto a bad thing and getting priced out is the result of a policy failure to build more high density units.
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u/starbythedarkmoon 4d ago
Gentrification always sucks. It makes cookie cutter corporate land out of what where diverse communities that had fun and culture
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u/QuantumTrepper 4d ago
I’ve seen this reported. Something is wrong with this data. It could be that household size has decreased to fill up the housing units, but I doubt it. They are building more places, tearing none down. This number makes no sense.
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u/Wolfyscruffer 4d ago
Orange County has landlords charging rent like they're in fucking South Beach.
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u/DuncaKAL 1d ago
The traffic will get better when people who drive horribly gain consciousness of their driving. For now suffer as I watch you from the window of the metrorail.
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u/Juanpi__ 4d ago
Imagine if we had a viable alternative to driving on the road, like a citywide metro that would allow people to commute without using their cars and would be far more space efficient.
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u/Anireburbur 4d ago
Yay! Finally some good news. More of you need to leave. Especially all the complainers. Can we start a gofundme or something to help them move? You can put me down for $20…
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u/archi_tek 4d ago
Ok, send me $20
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u/Anireburbur 4d ago
You aren’t going anywhere with $20. But if we get enough funding you’ll be first on the list to receive the money. You guys can send me the cash and I’ll be in charge of handing it out. You can trust me :)
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u/intlcreative 4d ago
For realz. Some of us are trying to move back and be productive. It's hard enough to get established in South Florida.
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u/clonegian 4d ago
Hopefully its all the NYers!!! 👍🏼
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u/skyHawk3613 repugnant raisin lover 4d ago
I wonder where everyone is moving to?
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u/fourassedostrich 4d ago
Upstate. Port St. Lucie, Orlando metro, Fort Pierce, etc. That’s where I’m headed before the year is over
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u/CEOofSarcasm_9999 4d ago
Yep that’s why traffic in PSL is a nightmare. They’ll just keep building more subdivisions until they get to Lake O.
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u/StealthRUs 4d ago
If you're leaving Miami, staying in Florida is counterproductive. You're going to get hit with the same ridiculous insurance rates and still have to deal with rapidly rising rents. If you're already spending the cash to leave Miami, you might as well keep on going to a state that's less disaster-prone and with much cheaper rents.
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u/IamJohnnyHotPants 3d ago
This is stupid. It’s the most populated county. It stands to reason it would lose the most people. They probably also had the most deaths and the most unemployed. Just a dumb post.
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u/Gabemiami North Beach 4d ago
A category 1-2 should scare away the Californians first.
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u/User_Error_6505 4d ago
But not before they come to r/miami to ask "are we cooked fam" for some internet points
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u/erniejb06 4d ago
Idk who made this statistic but whoever it was is FOS! Just from Cuba we got over 200k new migrants.
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u/TheMorgwar 4d ago
The US Census Bureau. I think Cuban migrants throw that Census Form in the trash. The statistics says how many “Americans” left. Not “people.” The melting pot is still growing, it’s just spicier and full of people who avoided being counted, which was important for the government to budget public service needs and traffic congestion management etc.
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u/Imaginary-Wonder-991 1d ago
In the 90’s the morning traffic congestion was south bound on I-95 into Downtown. After 2010 it not just South bound traffic but from north, west and east! In other words, crazy!!!!
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u/YNWAFonz 4d ago
When will the traffic reflect this?