YouTuber Explores Why Many Americans Are Moving To Miami

A YouTuber with millions of subscribers has released a video documenting the migration of Americans to Miami.

Peter Santenello’s latest video is titled: Inside Wealthy Miami – Why Are So Many Americans Moving Here?

It features some of Miami’s thriving and fast developing neighborhoods, such as Edgewater and Brickell.

 

 

 

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From Manhattan with Love
20 days ago

Because it’s the best city in the world!!! Ex-NY’er here and I looooooove Miami❤️

Anonymous
20 days ago

Just don’t bring your NYC nonsense along with you.

Jerseykevin27
19 days ago

They left NYC a mess. Same thing will happen in Miami..

Jerseykevin27
16 days ago

Yup, you all voted down .. because none of you know how you even act.. You don’t even know what you did in New York City, but you left for a reason

MiamiNativeAlmost
11 days ago

Miami and other cities in Florida are already experiencing the consequences of what happens in NYC, its called supply and demand, same issue with LA SF and other popular cities, its the same thing that is happening with Austin in a red state. Regardless NYC continues to thrive, it still gets the most university grads and businesses.

Anonymous
20 days ago

I though Miami-Dade lost population in the last census.

La Mala
20 days ago

Very solid documentary, love how it contrasts the two sides of Miami and goes into the culture and history of what makes it great

Clown Show
20 days ago

Love how the genius realtor he’s with takes him to Venetian Islands / Miami Beach, then drives to Coral Gables and says that’s more luxurious. Oh, silly realtor..

La Mala
20 days ago

people downvoting this comment as if coral gables pretty much isn’t just bougie hialeah 🤣

La Mala
20 days ago

and don’t get me wrong that’s not a bad thing, especially since coral gables has very rich culture and history.

Anonymous
20 days ago

Streets shaded by tree canopies and decent architecture is better than artificial turf and concrete box spec houses.

anon
20 days ago

Beach>>>leafy inland streets every time

anon
20 days ago

true but coral gables shouldnt get beverly hills treatment. lets cherish our mostly underrated city.

Clown Show
19 days ago

You do understand that Miami Beach actually sells $30MM+ homes rather often, I’m pretty sure only one or two houses has actually closed in Gables/Grove area of $30MM in the last two years….

anon
19 days ago

You do understand that Coral Gables has tons of waterfront/coastal neighborhoods like Cocoplum, Deering Bay, Old Cutler, Sunrise Harbor, etc? Plenty of closings above $20 million and even $30 million in those parts

Clown Show
19 days ago

I promise you, for a fact, not one has closed over $30MM, in all of those neighborhoods lol. Not making stuff up.

Curious Cat
18 days ago

Sorry, I misspoke. In the last 700 days, per the MLS, there have been 25 $30MM+ CLOSED listings, two of which have sold in all of South Miami (Gables, Grove, Cocplum, Gables Estates, etc.), one in Brickell, one on Fisher Island, and the remaining 21 LISTINGS were in Miami Beach (South Beach up to Bal Harbour).

RealistBeingReal
19 days ago

Im content she didn’t take them to Key Biscayne and Fisher Island.

Yeah boiii
20 days ago

I need to watch this ASAP…I’d rather live in Brickell than Manhattan to say the leaste

La Mala
20 days ago

who wouldn’t? i’d rather live in medellín than live in any northeastern city at this point.

Yan Jammer
20 days ago

But it’s so expensive that the area is actually losing people, too, and some of the ultra luxury developments like DG and Delmar are not for people.

Anonymous
20 days ago

Whelp, that realtor can B.S. a concrete box McMansion the way a developer can B.S. an Arquitectonica cigarette box with undulating balconies as an ICONIC GAME-CHANGER.

delaPortilla
19 days ago

I thought the piece was excellent and that the interviewees were clearly passionate and informative about what they do. Aside from the Venetian Islands, delving into Coral Gables & Coconut Grove was genius… It’s certainly an optimistic view of Miami that we need a lot more of…

Anonymous
20 days ago

thought

Anonymous
20 days ago

The US and world ❤️s Miami – it’s the world’s best city.

Jerseykevin27
19 days ago

Definitely not the world’s best city

DG Delamr
20 days ago

Miami Dade and Broward had a slight population dip a few years ago. Too expensive a lot of big projects aren’t for families.

Herbert Hoover
10 days ago

The crash can’t be far away.

Captain anonymous
12 days ago

I heard Churchills is reopening

Truly Nolen.
10 days ago

Are the roaches coming back.

Not Paradise
12 days ago

Forgot to mention the noisy chickens, homeless people and 24/7 extremely loud motorcycles and cars.

Anon
20 days ago

Lived in Miami full time for 2 years.. South Florida is great for winters. Not so much May-November though.

Samantha
20 days ago

I moved from NY 2 years ago and I love Miami in June/July/August the most. The water is so hot, it’s the best feeling ever! I don’t the heat and humidity either, I think it’s nice and the occasional tropical rains are very romantic☺️

La Mala
20 days ago

maybe you really are one of us… we’re very few these days but i prefer the humidity over the cool, dry winters especially with how warm the ocean water gets here.

Anonymous
20 days ago

You haven’t been hear long enough, have the A/C running when your not swimming, or must not have sweat glands.

Samantha
20 days ago

I’ve been coming for years before moving in, always in August, best month to enjoy Miami!!🥰 I hate winter and cold weather so now I vacation in NYC instead, one week of winter is all I need for a change of season😅

Welcome to the south
19 days ago

It’s hot and humid in a lot old places during the late spring, summer, and early fall. But in most of the places you still have terrible winter and not a lot of fun things to do like in Miami. And if you live by the water you get nice breezes year round which helps with the heat.

Manny
19 days ago

Herd mentality. Same thing happened 100 years ago but ended the following year.