Private equity capital is no longer passing through South Florida. Firms are quietly allocating for durability, using the region as a control point rather than a destination.
The Miami housing market is undergoing a structural shift as tech billionaires and high net worth investors relocate to South Florida, driving record luxury sales and reshaping property values across the region.
Miami’s rise as Latin America’s wealth capital reflects a deeper shift in how high net worth families, founders, and investors structure capital, manage risk, and access global markets from South Florida.
South Florida has become one of the fastest growing wealth hubs in the world as global millionaires relocate capital, businesses, and investments to Miami. Tax advantages, financial infrastructure growth, and lifestyle appeal are driving unprecedented international wealth migration.
Foreign investors are transforming Miami luxury condominium market as global wealth flows into South Florida. International buyers are driving record sales, influencing development trends, and redefining investment strategies for high net worth individuals seeking asset protection and global diversification.
Ramsey has publicly rejected the description of rental property revenue as passive income, arguing that landlord responsibilities constitute active engagement.
This critique reflects broader scrutiny of how income streams from real estate investments are characterized in personal finance discourse.