Miami all day everyday day... Better weather, better food, better weed, better women, better scenery, better clubs etc. and we have all different varieties of cultures
@@BestStockStrategy I'm born and raised here in Miami South Miami Florida to be exact and I have friends from Africa in the Caribbeans all over that want to come to Miami Miami is like island is so beautiful city
>9) Professionalism [& caliber] of the people So funny - your comments mirror a lot of what my former Yahoo! colleague has made about moving from Silicon Valley to Miami, especially after being named a few years ago in the Miami Herald as one of the "20 Under 40" - something he has admitted a list he'd never make in Silicon Valley.
Awesome video 👍🏼 by far the best I’ve seen ... My opinion is it depends on your situation, I’m from New York born and raised and now live in Miami . I feel like if I had enough money like if I were rich lol I’d move back to New York and have a place in Miami for the Winter months , not a big fan of cold weather . New York changed after Bloomberg’s administration you basically have to be rich in order to enjoy what the city has to offer . Miami on the other hand you can be a regular person with a regular job and still live a pretty awesome lifestyle 💯 So that’s my input
@batonbeauty NYC is much older. If you're able to make good money in Miami then the lifestyle is infinitely better down here. Try to limit your commute though. Traffic can be bad.
I love both, I feel like miami would be better for a vacation house to escape the winters up north, but I feel NYC would be better to live in cause you dont need a car to go anywhere, you can walk and have really good public transportation plus nyc has everything basically open 24/7, in miami places close way earlier in the evening, and NYC has more jobs, it is the literal hub of everything, plus miami has to worry more about hurricanes where as even if there are going to be hurricanes in nyc, by the time the hurricanes reach more northern states, they end up becoming very weak.
BestStockStrategy I live about 10 mins away from Newport Beach it’s beautiful no doubt we have over 40 million people here in California it seriously feels like a country not a state lol it’s hella expensive I’m considering moving
We are thinking of moving to Brickell from NYC. Do you have any suggestions for the elementary school in that area? So far I only found a new school called KLA. Thanks
KLA is very nice. The church at 609 Brickell Ave also has a good school. I don't believe that the education is religious, rather I think it's more agnostic. Ive heard good things about both the program at the church and KLA. Both have long waiting lists I believe.
Do you still live in miami? So I left nyc when pandemic started and moved around a bit but been in brickell almost a year. Now debating over moving back to NYC. A bit back and forth on it but ultimately, nyc has better people/things to do/higher income but small apartments and quite expensive now.
I bought a house about an hour north of Miami. I think Brickell provides an easy transition from Manhattan. I actually checked NYC apartment rental prices today and.... I was shocked to see that prices are much higher than they used to be. Miami rents are also incredibly expensive now.
Miami !!! Nyc is better in the summer time I’ll say but everything else Miami just shits on nyc . Better nightlife , better food , better looking woman
Lmao I understand Mami is all that but Mami don't experience all seasons which is really boring while NYC has every weather you get to experience the cold the spring the hot boiling sun literally everything.
You know I’ve been in miami for a year and I miss nyc. I can’t relate to people here - maybe because I like intellectual people, I don’t party, I don’t like humidity, and without a car here you’re limited to little area you live in, doesn’t feel safe when it gets dark outside, people here not so good - only friends I made are form nyc and Chicago haha goes to show that it’s hard to find quality here and that bothers me. The only thing I like here is more nature, sunshine and larger nicer apartments. That’s it. But I miss people. The buzz. Feeling alive. And that’s nyc.
I will aways prefure miami. In new york people live like paco fish in a can.everthing is smaller, theirs less space. You cant even have a car because you don't find were to park it. Here in miami most of the people dont know how to use public transport. Over 75% of people in new york dont use cars. Here in miami every people has a car including teenageers. And there is way much space than new york. Most of the new yorkian people don,t know how to drive hahaha like my uncle and some cousins.
@@BestStockStrategy Overall, what tips the scales in favor of Miami? I work remotely in tech, and I've considered moving to both New York and Miami. On one hand, I love NYC. Most of my friends moved there after college and had a great time. On the other, I've also considered moving to Miami, due to the weather, beaches, sunshine, etc. Ultimately, for you, why is life in Miami "significantly better"?
Lower taxes, better quality of life, more attractive women, lower cost of living, newer infrastructure. The only plus for NYC is better jobs but even that's shifting. Many of my former friends from NYC have actually moved down to South Florida due to corona. And they aren't moving back.
@@BestStockStrategy Yeah, with the high taxes and bad management in NYC, I suspect that a lot of people will move. I have some friends and acquaintances that are moving from NYC to FL. Sort of surprised though to hear you say "more attractive women." Most of my NYC buddies said great things about the dating scene in New York. Largest pool of well dressed, stylish, attractive women I've seen (when I visited). If Miami is better, it must really be something ....
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Which city do you prefer?
Probably the best where to live video in RUclips . highly recommend, thanks
Thank you
Miami all day everyday day... Better weather, better food, better weed, better women, better scenery, better clubs etc. and we have all different varieties of cultures
Yes!
@@BestStockStrategy People need to realize that Miami is by everything
I love living in Miami
@@BestStockStrategy I'm born and raised here in Miami South Miami Florida to be exact and I have friends from Africa in the Caribbeans all over that want to come to Miami Miami is like island is so beautiful city
I agree!
This was incredibly informative. No one else touched on the important topics that you did. Keep the videos coming 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you. I try to keep it real 🙂
Great review. I live in manhattan, in the village for 7 years. Now I have plan to move to miami beach. This video help me a lot. Thanks.
Glad to help! I used to live in Stuy Town. Florida is much better than NY!
I'm going to move to miami, because in new york, you get 3 months of good weather and 9 months of cold/snow/rain/mud/windy days, It's stupid.
Yes, I moved from NYC and love it in Miami
@@BestStockStrategy how much does it cost to rent an apartment in miami? like 20 or 30 minutes from the beach?
Depends on the neighborhood. You can check out miamicondoinvestments.com for rental rates. Rents are about 50% of what they are in Manhattan.
"Physical benefits", I like that wording🤣
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>9) Professionalism [& caliber] of the people
So funny - your comments mirror a lot of what my former Yahoo! colleague has made about moving from Silicon Valley to Miami, especially after being named a few years ago in the Miami Herald as one of the "20 Under 40" - something he has admitted a list he'd never make in Silicon Valley.
👍 I spoke with him via email!! Thanks for the connect!
@@BestStockStrategy very cool!
@@johnklin9383 👍
Awesome video 👍🏼 by far the best I’ve seen ... My opinion is it depends on your situation, I’m from New York born and raised and now live in Miami . I feel like if I had enough money like if I were rich lol I’d move back to New York and have a place in Miami for the Winter months , not a big fan of cold weather . New York changed after Bloomberg’s administration you basically have to be rich in order to enjoy what the city has to offer . Miami on the other hand you can be a regular person with a regular job and still live a pretty awesome lifestyle 💯 So that’s my input
I agree with you 👍👍
@batonbeauty NYC is much older. If you're able to make good money in Miami then the lifestyle is infinitely better down here. Try to limit your commute though. Traffic can be bad.
@batonbeauty 👍
what building in Brickell? I toured a few yesterday and would love to hear which you recommend. Spa and big, social pool is a big plus
I used to live at Icon
If you have any questions. Let me know
how much did you save before you made the move? and is a condo out there for a first time buyer the right choice? or a house?
I don't believe in buying a home
@@BestStockStrategy Why don't you believe in buying a home? Even as an investment?
I may in the future but it's a hassle
I finally landed a job in Doral! Where should I live in the area?
I love both, I feel like miami would be better for a vacation house to escape the winters up north, but I feel NYC would be better to live in cause you dont need a car to go anywhere, you can walk and have really good public transportation plus nyc has everything basically open 24/7, in miami places close way earlier in the evening, and NYC has more jobs, it is the literal hub of everything, plus miami has to worry more about hurricanes where as even if there are going to be hurricanes in nyc, by the time the hurricanes reach more northern states, they end up becoming very weak.
I appreciate the comment
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Yes, I prefer Miami. Austin, Texas is nice too.
You got cut off at the end! I was upset haha. Thanks for the video I am considering Miami from Washington DC
👍👍 Miami is amazing. I love it here
@@BestStockStrategy The job in Miami is costing a paycut for me. Is it still worth it?
It depends how much paycut. It's about 50% less here than Manhattan for housing etc.
@@BestStockStrategy how much do I need to be a lady's man? hahah
@@bgd.clasico probably 10k a month
Interesting video and perspective I’ve always lived in Southern California I find it intriguing how life is in other parts of the country
Thanks for the comment
How's SoCal? I've always heard it's wonderful to visit but not to live. Newport Beach was one of the best places I've ever been 😀
BestStockStrategy I live about 10 mins away from Newport Beach it’s beautiful no doubt we have over 40 million people here in California it seriously feels like a country not a state lol it’s hella expensive I’m considering moving
@@BossChronicles too high cost of living and too much traffic for me. Better overall than NYC though!
BestStockStrategy ya nyc is a crazy high taxes traffic etc I recently visited Seattle it’s crazy out there too
We are thinking of moving to Brickell from NYC. Do you have any suggestions for the elementary school in that area? So far I only found a new school called KLA. Thanks
KLA is very nice. The church at 609 Brickell Ave also has a good school. I don't believe that the education is religious, rather I think it's more agnostic. Ive heard good things about both the program at the church and KLA. Both have long waiting lists I believe.
Excellent. We will check out both school next month! Thanks for the advice and this awesome video.
Glad to help
@@fangnomania you need to speak Spanish
Do you still live in miami? So I left nyc when pandemic started and moved around a bit but been in brickell almost a year. Now debating over moving back to NYC. A bit back and forth on it but ultimately, nyc has better people/things to do/higher income but small apartments and quite expensive now.
I bought a house about an hour north of Miami. I think Brickell provides an easy transition from Manhattan. I actually checked NYC apartment rental prices today and.... I was shocked to see that prices are much higher than they used to be. Miami rents are also incredibly expensive now.
How are the people better in New York what's the difference in your opinion?
What did you end up doing? Considering an offer in nyc now but I love Miami
Inquiring mind
I keep considering it, but don’t how to build a whole new social circle, in Brooklyn I know everyone and everyone knows me.
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Miami !!! Nyc is better in the summer time I’ll say but everything else Miami just shits on nyc . Better nightlife , better food , better looking woman
Yes!
thank you
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Lmao I understand Mami is all that but Mami don't experience all seasons which is really boring while NYC has every weather you get to experience the cold the spring the hot boiling sun literally everything.
Very true
I want to know
Is miami a safe city?
It depends where you live
@@BestStockStrategy what it you suggests ?
I'm not sure
Brickell is safe , south beach , wynwood , doral , Miami lakes , coral gables , aventura are all good areas
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I say New York by far!!
What makes you feel that way?
BestStockStrategy more opportunities much fast pace gets all four season
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You know I’ve been in miami for a year and I miss nyc. I can’t relate to people here - maybe because I like intellectual people, I don’t party, I don’t like humidity, and without a car here you’re limited to little area you live in, doesn’t feel safe when it gets dark outside, people here not so good - only friends I made are form nyc and Chicago haha goes to show that it’s hard to find quality here and that bothers me. The only thing I like here is more nature, sunshine and larger nicer apartments. That’s it. But I miss people. The buzz. Feeling alive. And that’s nyc.
@@magmariee Why did you move?
This video is aging well, thanks to DeBlasio.
True
I will aways prefure miami. In new york people live like paco fish in a can.everthing is smaller, theirs less space. You cant even have a car because you don't find were to park it. Here in miami most of the people dont know how to use public transport. Over 75% of people in new york dont use cars. Here in miami every people has a car including teenageers. And there is way much space than new york. Most of the new yorkian people don,t know how to drive hahaha like my uncle and some cousins.
Thanks for the comment
You Can't compare both. NYC is a world class city, Miami is just a glorified Banana republic.
Appreciate the comment
I lived in NYC for 13 years. The lifestyle in Miami is significantly better than the lifestyle in NYC. I regret spending as much time in NYC as I did.
@@BestStockStrategy Overall, what tips the scales in favor of Miami?
I work remotely in tech, and I've considered moving to both New York and Miami.
On one hand, I love NYC. Most of my friends moved there after college and had a great time.
On the other, I've also considered moving to Miami, due to the weather, beaches, sunshine, etc.
Ultimately, for you, why is life in Miami "significantly better"?
Lower taxes, better quality of life, more attractive women, lower cost of living, newer infrastructure. The only plus for NYC is better jobs but even that's shifting. Many of my former friends from NYC have actually moved down to South Florida due to corona. And they aren't moving back.
@@BestStockStrategy
Yeah, with the high taxes and bad management in NYC, I suspect that a lot of people will move. I have some friends and acquaintances that are moving from NYC to FL.
Sort of surprised though to hear you say "more attractive women." Most of my NYC buddies said great things about the dating scene in New York. Largest pool of well dressed, stylish, attractive women I've seen (when I visited).
If Miami is better, it must really be something ....
I rather not have a high income and live in peace. NYC is yucky!!!
I agree.