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Welcome to Miami!
One of the country’s most unusual and alluring towns, Miami, is located on the white sand beaches of Biscayne Bay, where the sparkling surf licks at the edge of a cultural haven. The Gateway to the Americas is not your typical beach town; it doubles as an economic powerhouse, a shopping paradise, and one of the most popular cities for art and design in the world.
Miami, which was once inhabited by the Tequesta, Seminole, Miccosukee, and Mayaimi Indians, was settled by the Spanish in the 1500s and passed through the hands of Spain, Great Britain, and the United States before becoming officially incorporated in the late 19th century.
The same factors that drive people to South Florida’s coastline today, including the warm temperature and the coastal topography, also drew early prospectors. Since then, a variety of events have influenced Miami’s culture and development, from the devastating storm of 1926, which immediately caused the property bubble to burst, to the Cuban Revolution of 1959, which resulted in the arrival of 500,000 new people.
This little community on the point of the Florida coast is overcrowded with its almost 450,000 residents. Miami has 12,286 residents per square mile, which is 10 times more than Jacksonville, the state’s largest city. Greater Miami-Dade County is home to around 2.7 million people, making it the second-largest metro in the state.
Florida’s image as having low-income taxes is on the line. Personal income is not subject to state income taxes, and there is no corporation income tax in Miami. Although Florida does have a business-first policy, there are frequently tax exemptions or perks provided to industries. The state does have a corporate income tax rate of 5.5%. Find out more about Miami residents’ possible tax advantages.
Miami-Dade County has a well-developed public transit system that offers a variety of choices if you wish to completely avoid driving.
You can go about Downtown Miami for free with the Metromover and Miami Trolley. The Metrobus and Metrorail will become your new best friends for getting from home to work. The Tri-Rail system, which runs on a north-south line, connects even far commuters to the city without the need for a car if you reside close but outside the county, such as in Fort Lauderdale or West Palm Beach.
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Every year more and more people move to NYC. New York City neighborhoods are especially attractive to the younger crowd, or as they are also called millennials. It is not a secret that Big Apple is one of the most popular cities for relocation for decades, however, it seems like that in the past few years it reaches its peeks.
Every year more and more people move to NYC. New York City neighborhoods are especially attractive to the younger crowd, or as they are also called millennials. It is not a secret that Big Apple is one of the most popular cities for relocation for decades, however, it seems like that in the past few years it reaches its peeks.
Every year more and more people move to NYC. New York City neighborhoods are especially attractive to the younger crowd, or as they are also called millennials. It is not a secret that Big Apple is one of the most popular cities for relocation for decades, however, it seems like that in the past few years it reaches its peeks.
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