Great analysis of Miami Jose. I lived in Miami Lakes from 1985 to 1989 when it was still developing. Renting apartment for $450.00 per/mth. That same apartment now a condo is $3500.00 per/mth that is crazy.
1. You better speak at least some Spanish. 2. You better bring your wallet. 3. You better have race car driving skills. 4. You better be aware of your surroundings and not end up in the wrong neighborhood at night. 5. You better not get caught up in the party/club scene.
South Floridian here. It's interesting you come at it from the angle of immigrants and how they assimilate the the culture in Miami. Also the fact that they take part in the American way of life so quickly now because of media and how easily they can get access to the way the country operates. I'd add, immigrants, specially ones that come from welfare state type of countries, do end up assimilating to the work ethic and work centric lifestyle of the US. A positive to come out of their assimilation into the culture. Great video
What I notice is a lot of immigrants from the caribbean islands and Africa that come here to NYC are working as nurses. It's nice to see when they go for a profession that helps people.
There are definitely lots of famous people to bump into. I saw many/was driven home after school in a limo once by Julio Inglesias' daughter/driver. Dad had a hvac & r business so we met many that way as well.
@@jasonsmith2439 of course it's the capitol of all Latin America..Miami speaks Spanish..for those that don't like it they move to palm beach or Broward.
Coudnt have said it better .half venezuelan and cuban here and first wave of migrants definitly came with thay bread but the second wave is definitly diffrent.i lived in venezuela for a few years in caracas and let me tell you they dont play.but the gorgeous women made it worth im planning a trip to go back soon for a nice vacation.
Papo, let's explore something about Spanish in Miami ... this whole video made me question something, theory video if you will. What if Spanish became an official language in Miami-Dade and expands throughout South and Central Florida becuase of the high Hispanic population? If you can explore that and make a video on it 🍻
Really? I was just in Kendall on vacation doing some fishing in the canals and all I saw was a bunch of million dollar homes and luxury cars. Seems like a good place to me but hey I was just fishing 🤷♂️
@@jasonsmith2439 those luxury cars most are lease or rental and 9 out of 10 are behind 1-3 payments 😂 those million dollar homes in Kendall are so cramped up next to each other you can watch the game in your neighbors house from your living room I lived in Kendall 15 yrs it was a great place was now it’s a shithole over priced 98% is ghetto now with exception of few spot like the falls area and little section off coral way and 137th Ave everything else garbage
The drug addiction problem is at least impart due to the decline of lower skilled jobs in manufacturing and elsewhere not a particular group. FYO Puerto Rico is a US territory; so Puerto Ricans are not immigrants. My understanding is many Venezuelans who lived in Brikell in the early 80's had to leave when the country faced decreased revenue from lower oil prices. International migration is another factor that could create a local real estate bubble in unexpected ways.
I loved Miami. It’s such a clean city and homeless is visibly non-existent compared to major cities in CA. I don’t think I could live there though since the wages are trash relative to the cost of living, and the people in Miami seem very fake and trying to keep up with the joneses with their money flashing. It doesn’t feel like real life. If I had to live in Florida I’d probably live somewhere that feels more like normal life like Tampa or Ft Lauderdale. Nice place to vacation though.
In the 1960s,1970s and 1980s to present Miami Dade county. There wasa lot of racism between Hispanics groups especially Cuban Americans and Recent Cuban immigrants don’t get along each other and dislike each other and also it’s happening with the Hispanic group like example the Venezuelans and Colombians dislike the Cubans especially fights and competition with women between those nationalities and also the African Americans dislike the Haitians and Hispanic people. And also same thing happens with White Americans,Jewish Americans and Russian Americans dislike Minorities. There is a racism problem in Florida unfortunately.
There are lots of non hispanics and imho , they do just fine. My mom was born in Cuban & mt father is Norwegian with blue eyes....no struggles with him, myself or other non hispanics that I knew.
Yes😂🎉 it is! Lived there six years and filed EEOC against a company and its Hispanic manager. Racist much and didn't try and hide it; only thing missing were white hoods!
English speakers are moving in ? 😅 You have it backward , the miami area was originally founded by white American English speakers, the Hispanics started coming in 1960s to a miami that was already built and flurishing
Advice for someone moving to Miami from Michigan. I don’t speak Spanish! Safest neighborhood’s for a 28 year old?Or do you recommend Broward? Ft.Lauderdale
Broward if you no Spanish. Coral springs and parkland are nice. Boca raton is in palm beach but fancy. Stay out of lauderhill area be along the coast or far inland the middle is hood
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I’ll check coral spring asap. A lot of the locals in Miami kept recommending Brickell but Broward seem laid back & not too far from Miami
Hate to break your bubble born raise in dade county no where in dade or Broward is safe it never has been I ran these streets believe me Doral Hialeah Kendall opalocka AP homestead cutler bay little Havana nmb can’t think of one safe city out there
Because you soft. Go to Birmingham Alabama where the homicide rate is 10X higher than miami and find out what a really dangerous place is like. I had a fee bad situations in miami in 2000s its 2024 tho
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I been to Birmingham I lived in many ghetto from Compton Ca North Hollywood Ca Morrow Ga Harlem Ny Opalocka Fl Hialeah FL but you want bad I lived 3 yrs 636 E Indiana Ave Philly that’s 1/2 blocks off zombieland Kensington Ave
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Great analysis of Miami Jose. I lived in Miami Lakes from 1985 to 1989 when it was still developing. Renting apartment for $450.00 per/mth. That same apartment now a condo is $3500.00 per/mth that is crazy.
thank you sir
Doral native here, it's very safe. Please keep it that way. thanks
Not according to the news 😅😅😅
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSPlease do not believe the corrupt news media Jose ...
Despite its problems, I will always love Miami. 305 till I die! ❤️
1. You better speak at least some Spanish.
2. You better bring your wallet.
3. You better have race car driving skills.
4. You better be aware of your surroundings and not end up in the wrong neighborhood at night.
5. You better not get caught up in the party/club scene.
6. You better get ready for hurricanes, when all hell breaks loose. 🌀
Hey what's the problems with the party/night life that I should look out for?
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Great video. Can you do an Orlando one
Thank you for all of this information!! 🎉🎉
Fox News: Gangs every where in Miami killing everyone.
Fox News: Alabama the most peaceful place.
Fox news: Good schools in Alabama 😅😅😅😅
Damn jose putting in work
South Floridian here. It's interesting you come at it from the angle of immigrants and how they assimilate the the culture in Miami. Also the fact that they take part in the American way of life so quickly now because of media and how easily they can get access to the way the country operates.
I'd add, immigrants, specially ones that come from welfare state type of countries, do end up assimilating to the work ethic and work centric lifestyle of the US. A positive to come out of their assimilation into the culture.
Great video
I recently moved to Florida. Your videos are very interesting to watch. The content and your talking style is awesome. 😊
I hope you take it easy on Palm Beach County, lol. We love you man.
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Also Miami is full of homeless people. From the inner city to the beach and down south Miami Dade county.
Bad in south dade
What I notice is a lot of immigrants from the caribbean islands and Africa that come here to NYC are working as nurses. It's nice to see when they go for a profession that helps people.
I love watching your videos from Germany ! It's very interesting. I have Family in Fort Myers ❤
Many germans in Florida 😊
I know, I heard in Cape Coral. I was thinking to move to Florida too, but I have a German boyfriend and he would need a visa! That's not 0:45 easy 😮
Go out to the redlands been there for a few years from sweetwater to west kendall and now the redlands.i love it but hate the traffic.
Once i seen pitbull, dammit man song played in my head 😂
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There are definitely lots of famous people to bump into. I saw many/was driven home after school in a limo once by Julio Inglesias' daughter/driver. Dad had a hvac & r business so we met many that way as well.
Your carpet trails video made ZeroHedge article. That’s impressive.
I saw!!! 😊
Jose your a traving genius
You have a new subscriber here! Anything on Key West? Fins Up!
We done a few videos in the keys for sure
@Jose _ have you or anyone knows anything about hurricane Debby for next week going by the West Coast ❓thanks 👍
We will see!
36:18 Toronto also have stricter gun laws.
Yeah don’t tell Americans that they will get their feelings hurt
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A lot of Miamians have 2nd homes in Marco Island & Gulf area. Affluent ones. 😎
@@DanielHollingsworth ummmm yeah…. Just look at real estate prices 🤷🏼
@@DanielHollingsworthyou have to be rich to live in Miami. If you're not rich you'll have a very, very, very hard time.
@@asielmilian38 what? Most of the city is poor af!! Even Brickell is struggling to get tenants now. Wynwood is falling apart
Miami haves Alot of Homeless people.... A LOT
Then u haven't seen California..Miami ain't got nothing on LA.
And nobody can speak ENGLISH!!!
@@jasonsmith2439 of course it's the capitol of all Latin America..Miami speaks Spanish..for those that don't like it they move to palm beach or Broward.
Miami is like a majority Hispanic Atlanta with a beach.
Atlanta has jobs though. Miamis jobs are sad af. Miami is more like El Paso with a beach!!! El Paso is far safer though.
@@SA-hz1rsMiami is more like El Paso wages with San Francisco/NY cost of living
@@eu9910 i guess but its also 80 percent hispanic like el paso to
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Coudnt have said it better .half venezuelan and cuban here and first wave of migrants definitly came with thay bread but the second wave is definitly diffrent.i lived in venezuela for a few years in caracas and let me tell you they dont play.but the gorgeous women made it worth im planning a trip to go back soon for a nice vacation.
Papo, let's explore something about Spanish in Miami ... this whole video made me question something, theory video if you will. What if Spanish became an official language in Miami-Dade and expands throughout South and Central Florida becuase of the high Hispanic population? If you can explore that and make a video on it 🍻
In doral which is a suburb of miami spanish is the official language it happened a few years ago.
@@DG-qs1pt I heard it wasn't granted. I live right next to Doral. Before el puente here in the 112ave where the trailer park is.
Are you saying people shouldn't assimilate to American culture?
English is the language the United States, deal with it
Ah yes huge Venezuelan population taking on that tradition of telephone scamming onto bigger and better things
@@cameroneagle4370You just lied and made that up. Copium much?
Kendall gone tomshit why I left in 2016
Really? I was just in Kendall on vacation doing some fishing in the canals and all I saw was a bunch of million dollar homes and luxury cars. Seems like a good place to me but hey I was just fishing 🤷♂️
@@jasonsmith2439 those luxury cars most are lease or rental and 9 out of 10 are behind 1-3 payments 😂 those million dollar homes in Kendall are so cramped up next to each other you can watch the game in your neighbors house from your living room I lived in Kendall 15 yrs it was a great place was now it’s a shithole over priced 98% is ghetto now with exception of few spot like the falls area and little section off coral way and 137th Ave everything else garbage
Laws Matter.
Good governance policies.
My old stomping grounds
Live in Southeast Florida my whole life and I don’t speak a word of Spanish and I never will
How do you communicate with anyone? I could not find anyone who could speak English lol
The drug addiction problem is at least impart due to the decline of lower skilled jobs in manufacturing and elsewhere not a particular group. FYO Puerto Rico is a US territory; so Puerto Ricans are not immigrants. My understanding is many Venezuelans who lived in Brikell in the early 80's had to leave when the country faced decreased revenue from lower oil prices. International migration is another factor that could create a local real estate bubble in unexpected ways.
I loved Miami. It’s such a clean city and homeless is visibly non-existent compared to major cities in CA. I don’t think I could live there though since the wages are trash relative to the cost of living, and the people in Miami seem very fake and trying to keep up with the joneses with their money flashing. It doesn’t feel like real life. If I had to live in Florida I’d probably live somewhere that feels more like normal life like Tampa or Ft Lauderdale. Nice place to vacation though.
Its a place that will be designed for wealthy Latinos and no one else. 😐
Miami is depressing. Your comments about Long Beach are like for Miami. Miami is a boring ass place. All of Florida is. Nobody goes anywhere
doing business in miami for 45 years no need to learn spanish
My friend , I agree with you , much money from Latin America land in Miami.🥃😃
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In the 1960s,1970s and 1980s to present Miami Dade county. There wasa lot of racism between Hispanics groups especially Cuban Americans and Recent Cuban immigrants don’t get along each other and dislike each other and also it’s happening with the Hispanic group like example the Venezuelans and Colombians dislike the Cubans especially fights and competition with women between those nationalities and also the African Americans dislike the Haitians and Hispanic people. And also same thing happens with White Americans,Jewish Americans and Russian Americans dislike Minorities. There is a racism problem in Florida unfortunately.
Miami is the most racist large city in Florida. I used to live there.
Its comfortable if your Hispanic but everyone else will struggle
There are lots of non hispanics and imho , they do just fine. My mom was born in Cuban & mt father is Norwegian with blue eyes....no struggles with him, myself or other non hispanics that I knew.
Yes😂🎉 it is! Lived there six years and filed EEOC against a company and its Hispanic manager. Racist much and didn't try and hide it; only thing missing were white hoods!
My friend, remember that in the Florida State ,slavery was very strong . 🥃😃
@@gilbertososa9789 remember that there were no plantations south of the manatee river
English speakers are moving in ? 😅
You have it backward , the miami area was originally founded by white American English speakers, the Hispanics started coming in 1960s to a miami that was already built and flurishing
Advice for someone moving to Miami from Michigan. I don’t speak Spanish! Safest neighborhood’s for a 28 year old?Or do you recommend Broward? Ft.Lauderdale
Recommend Broward county if you don't speak any Spanish. Avoid Miami if you're not from there is my best advice.
@@thedirtybubble9613 can’t get enough of the Spanish speaking women tho 🤣 hopefully Broward can help
@@maffamatics7 Oh believe me they got lots and lots of Spanish women in Broward. You're in good hands.
Broward if you no Spanish. Coral springs and parkland are nice. Boca raton is in palm beach but fancy. Stay out of lauderhill area be along the coast or far inland the middle is hood
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I’ll check coral spring asap. A lot of the locals in Miami kept recommending Brickell but Broward seem laid back & not too far from Miami
Anything south of Orlando should have been just given to the Cubans
Hate to break your bubble born raise in dade county no where in dade or Broward is safe it never has been I ran these streets believe me Doral Hialeah Kendall opalocka AP homestead cutler bay little Havana nmb can’t think of one safe city out there
Because you soft. Go to Birmingham Alabama where the homicide rate is 10X higher than miami and find out what a really dangerous place is like. I had a fee bad situations in miami in 2000s its 2024 tho
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I been to Birmingham I lived in many ghetto from Compton Ca North Hollywood Ca Morrow Ga Harlem Ny Opalocka Fl Hialeah FL but you want bad I lived 3 yrs 636 E Indiana Ave Philly that’s 1/2 blocks off zombieland Kensington Ave
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