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New York Post
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Florida's Cost Edge Vanishes
Migration to Florida has significantly declined due to rising living costs, with fewer people moving to Miami and instead favoring Central and Western Florida, such as Orlando and Tampa. The increase in housing prices, higher condo fees, and insurance premiums, partly driven by legislative reforms after the Surfside condo collapse, have made Miami less affordable for middle- and low-income households. Meanwhile, wealthy buyers and international investors continue to drive up luxury housing prices, creating a divide between affluent newcomers and working-class residents. Experts highlight that while capital influx boosts Miami's growth, addressing affordability remains a key challenge for sustainable development.
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