Brokers, Developers Use World Cup To Pitch Foreign Buyers. Here’s Where They’re Coming From

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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is being used to attract international buyers, particularly from Latin America, at a time when the residential real estate market is beginning to slow. While the World Cup itself is not creating a surge in investment, brokers say it is helping them to showcase Miami.

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Wealth Concentration Pushes Miami’s Middle Class Toward Displacement

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Prosperity has deepened affordability challenges for many longtime Miami residents. According to a study, half households spend more than 30% of their income on housing, a common benchmark for financial strain. The county also faces a shortage of more than 90,000 affordable rental units for lower- and moderate-income households.

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Tech Billionaires Flocking To This Former Bohemian Enclave In Miami

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Coconut Grove offers something many luxury enclaves cannot: discretion. Hidden behind lush landscaping and quiet streets, the neighborhood allows billionaires and high-profile residents to remain close to Miami’s booming financial and cultural centers while maintaining a rare sense of privacy and community.

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Vero Island Brokers Say 2026 Off To Roaring Start

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Local agents say a sharp rise in buyer activity during the first quarter has fueled significant gains in both contracts and closings, signaling renewed confidence in the high-end coastal market. Activity has been broad-based, with properties ranging from modest condominiums to luxury homes changing hands.

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Miami Renters Spend More Of Their Paycheck On Housing Than Anyone Else In U.S.

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A recent report compared median annual rent with median household income across 182 cities nationwide. Miami ranked last for affordability, with renters dedicating about 33.77% of their income to housing.

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