Olga L. Rogers, Real Estate Broker

09/26/2026

09/12/2026

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09/08/2026

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08/26/2026

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08/24/2026

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08/07/2026

07/19/2026

06/08/2026

Miami is booming, with waves of wealthy people drawn to the metro area in recent years. Yet there is a countercurrent: Its population is shrinking.

The result is a glittering urban center that is richer, smaller and built to cater to upscale living. Gone are the gritty warehouse districts, the nocturnal desolation of downtown and the shabby chic of South Beach.

It is now a sophisticated, cosmopolitan hub with gleaming Cartier boutiques, avant-garde art installations and luxury districts dotted with Michelin-star restaurants.

The new economic order is squeezing out the middle. The growing ranks of the affluent fuel the area’s economy with avid consumption and fuller tax coffers.

At the lower end are the retail, hospitality and construction workers who service them but are finding it increasingly difficult to stay. While the city of Miami itself continues to grow slowly, the broader county population is declining.

“Miami is becoming very different,” said Richard Florida, an urbanist and author who lives part of the year in Miami Beach.

“We have never witnessed this kind of relocation of wealth,” he said, but “it’s getting harder and harder for the young professional to enter.”

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