I love Miami The weather The beach The women The food Cuban Colombian Haiti Ocean drive, midtown, and wynwood The only that sucks is the GTA drivers on the highway.
I second this! I am planning on moving to FL in the spring when my lease is up. Choosing between Miami, Jacksonville, and Tampa is a little difficult from the experience and feedback received in those areas.
Finally, an accurate representation of "East" and "West" with I-95 being a realistic dividing line. ...also, there's a big difference between "N" and "S". With Flagler being the dividing boundary. ...and Traffic? Yah. Right-On. Hurricanes & weather: Just a fact of life. Respect Mother Nature.
Hi Hans, I’ve checked a bunch of your Videos on CZcams. I’m born & raised in NYC. Seriously thinking about a Condo in Brickle or Edgewater, however you just popped my bubble saying a budget of $300,000 won’t get you in the best Neighborhood. I’ve been checking Zillow and Googling checking reviews and see nice spots.
Hey Welford! really I said that? I dont recall haha but yes for sure you can get nice 1 bedrooms and decent 2 bedrooms for under $300K. Lets hop on a call when you are ready :)
@@LivingInMiami Yes, thank you for your video about Miami. Having been down to Miami many times, I do like the warm weather. All of you cool guys and girls enjoy that warm weather. Having been in North beach many times and have gone down to South Beach for a little party scene is very cool. But I know I am older so I need a little bit of a slower area to live.. So, I do Santa Monica and San Diego in Cali and Miami as I get older. Thanks for you cool advice about living there.
This is probably one of my most favorite videos you have made. Lots of good information and your perspective is very helpful. I want to love where I live and I also hate commuting. I have children, I am most likely going to be working in Miami Beach, I’d like to live close to work but how would that work with kids? Is there a public school system in that area and are they good schools? What do other families do living in Miami Beach?
¡Hola hola! You said your services are for anyone interested in buying property, what about rentals for people relocating but are not ready to buy property? ¡Muchísimas gracias!
Hi! I really appreciate these videos since I’m probably moving soon! Do you have a video about how to make good friends with similar interests in Miami? - just kidding, didn’t get to that part of the video haha
Hey Alessandra! I'm happy you liked my videos! My recomendation as I said is getting into memberships bc it can be really tough making new friends! If you are moving you can reach out to me anytime I can help you find a place!
Can’t get a nice Condo in Brickle or Edgewater for $300,000? I’m in NYC and done with Winters here. Retiring in 5 years & looking to get set up soon, noticed prices going up. We need to talk, maybe you can aid & assist.
Hans, do you have an email list?? I'm planning on moving to Miami in 2022 and i would love for you to be apart of the process. Amazing videos man keep it up
We like Kendall is good for families. We are probably moving there next year. Off course if you are single with no kids, Kendall might be boring for you comparing with the east side
Here is my answer. Of course, you have to speak Spanish in Miami but there is one exception I will come back to it later. Modern Miami is founded by Cubans and from that day forward Spanish has become the prestigious language all over Miami Dade. All major private companies in Miami do all their business in Spanish. The City National Bank of Florida is an example. The cultural section of Miami, known as Calle Ocho is definitely Spanish speaking. All the Hispanic churches, clubs, and bars speak Spanish. To be a police officer or firefighter you have to speak Spanish and English. Notwithstanding Spanish is transmitted from one generation to another as a first language. In all of Miami Dade, there is not one Hispanic person who does not speak Spanish. By the way, to suggest to newcomers they have to speak a little bit of Spanish is preposterous. Hispanic people, whether immigrants or those who are two generations removed speak Spanish often and publicly. Would Miami be the “capital of Latin America” if Hispanic people spoke only minimal Spanish? That is why white and black young people don’t move to Miami, because the language barrier would be an issue. English does not have the same meaning like other American cities unless there is an emergency medical attention. For those who do live in Miami and are not Hispanic, the neighborhoods are Little Liberty and Overtown. These are depressed, dangerous places that people stay away from. Coconut Grove is the only block with substantial English-speaking people who do business in real estate. There is glamourous, beachfront property like Venetian Islands, but that’s for private, rich people so I ignore them.
❗For more information about living, investing and relocating to Miami, please visit my website ⏩ hanswaisfeld.com ⏪ Download The Ultimate Miami Relocation Guide ⏩www.livinginmia.com/download-mia-guide/ ⏪ Thank you so so much for watching, and supporting my channel!
I love Miami
The weather
The beach
The women
The food Cuban Colombian Haiti
Ocean drive, midtown, and wynwood
The only that sucks is the GTA drivers on the highway.
haha im glad your loving miami Josimar!
@B. Tacktheritrix haha not the end of the world but yes pretty horrible!
Can you make a video on neighborhoods in Miami?
Of course, soon to come! ✅
I second this! I am planning on moving to FL in the spring when my lease is up. Choosing between Miami, Jacksonville, and Tampa is a little difficult from the experience and feedback received in those areas.
@@LivingInMiami can you talk through each neighborhood and pros and cons? Thanks!
After watching your videos I’m so pumped that I’m moving to Miami in 2 weeks from NewYork, Thankyou so much man 🙏
Hey!! that is so awesome!!! congrats! You should have contacted me to help you get a place :)
Finally, an accurate representation of "East" and "West" with I-95 being a realistic dividing line.
...also, there's a big difference between "N" and "S". With Flagler being the dividing boundary.
...and Traffic? Yah. Right-On.
Hurricanes & weather: Just a fact of life. Respect Mother Nature.
Great presentation. Good point about hurricanes! I wonder about it too. Thanks for keeping that topic in perspective!
Hey Ray thanks for watching! I have lived here for 20 years as I said and nothing big ever happened!
love to see more videos about renting in miami beach !
thank you! Will keep that in mind
Muchas graicas, Hans! Eso muy helpful, Yo voy a la Miami in 2023, so feliz!
Me alegro que te haya servido Wael! Espero que sepas quien va a ser tu realtor en 2023 hahah. Abrazo Crack!
@@LivingInMiami Muchisimas gracias, Hans! Seguroo! :)
Great advice! I saw that you speak Spanish in other videos, what’s your background?
Argentino lo dice en el video
Thanks for watching! I'm from Argentina but I grew up in Miami!
@@LivingInMiami You’re welcome! And that’s cool man!
Hi Hans, I’ve checked a bunch of your Videos on CZcams. I’m born & raised in NYC. Seriously thinking about a Condo in Brickle or Edgewater, however you just popped my bubble saying a budget of $300,000 won’t get you in the best Neighborhood. I’ve been checking Zillow and Googling checking reviews and see nice spots.
Hey Welford! really I said that? I dont recall haha but yes for sure you can get nice 1 bedrooms and decent 2 bedrooms for under $300K. Lets hop on a call when you are ready :)
Can you make a video about job or work and what they get paid 1 month
Thanks..
for what? thank you for watching
@@LivingInMiami Yes, thank you for your video about Miami. Having been down to Miami many times, I do like the warm weather. All of you cool guys and girls enjoy that warm weather. Having been in North beach many times and have gone down to South Beach for a little party scene is very cool. But I know I am older so I need a little bit of a slower area to live.. So, I do Santa Monica and San Diego in Cali and Miami as I get older. Thanks for you cool advice about living there.
Excellent excellent information thank you
Hey Lester thanks so much man!
@@LivingInMiami thank you bro
This is probably one of my most favorite videos you have made. Lots of good information and your perspective is very helpful. I want to love where I live and I also hate commuting. I have children, I am most likely going to be working in Miami Beach, I’d like to live close to work but how would that work with kids? Is there a public school system in that area and are they good schools? What do other families do living in Miami Beach?
Thanks for that Cristina!... Well If you work in Miami Beach you can live in Miami Beach and send your kids to
Schools there!
Great list of considerations Hans! Very wise and helpful.
Thanks so much! Glad you found my video helpful!
¡Hola hola! You said your services are for anyone interested in buying property, what about rentals for people relocating but are not ready to buy property? ¡Muchísimas gracias!
Hola lucia! yes of course we can help you. reach out at anytime
Noise, cost, overcrowding and the smell
Hi! I really appreciate these videos since I’m probably moving soon! Do you have a video about how to make good friends with similar interests in Miami?
- just kidding, didn’t get to that part of the video haha
Hey Alessandra! I'm happy you liked my videos! My recomendation as I said is getting into memberships bc it can be really tough making new friends! If you are moving you can reach out to me anytime I can help you find a place!
Can’t get a nice Condo in Brickle or Edgewater for $300,000? I’m in NYC and done with Winters here.
Retiring in 5 years & looking to get set up soon, noticed prices going up. We need to talk, maybe you can aid & assist.
Hello again Welford! Yes absolutely, send me an email or text and lets chat. Talk soon!
lol I’m Cuban Italian and I don’t speak much of either but I understand Spanish and speak some Spanish
Hahah if you at least understand some spanish you are all right!
@@LivingInMiami yes definitely thank you
Hans, do you have an email list?? I'm planning on moving to Miami in 2022 and i would love for you to be apart of the process. Amazing videos man keep it up
Thanks man I really appreciate it! Pls email me at hanssellsmiami@gmail.com I'd love to help you in the whole process
Is there art innovation loving community to fund in mi
We like Kendall is good for families. We are probably moving there next year. Off course if you are single with no kids, Kendall might be boring for you comparing with the east side
I agree Jaime! If you are single I'd probably recomend Edgewater or Miami Beach!
Here is my answer.
Of course, you have to speak Spanish in Miami but there is one exception I will come back to it later. Modern Miami is founded by Cubans and from that day forward Spanish has become the prestigious language all over Miami Dade. All major private companies in Miami do all their business in Spanish. The City National Bank of Florida is an example. The cultural section of Miami, known as Calle Ocho is definitely Spanish speaking. All the Hispanic churches, clubs, and bars speak Spanish. To be a police officer or firefighter you have to speak Spanish and English. Notwithstanding Spanish is transmitted from one generation to another as a first language. In all of Miami Dade, there is not one Hispanic person who does not speak Spanish. By the way, to suggest to newcomers they have to speak a little bit of Spanish is preposterous. Hispanic people, whether immigrants or those who are two generations removed speak Spanish often and publicly. Would Miami be the “capital of Latin America” if Hispanic people spoke only minimal Spanish? That is why white and black young people don’t move to Miami, because the language barrier would be an issue. English does not have the same meaning like other American cities unless there is an emergency medical attention. For those who do live in Miami and are not Hispanic, the neighborhoods are Little Liberty and Overtown. These are depressed, dangerous places that people stay away from. Coconut Grove is the only block with substantial English-speaking people who do business in real estate. There is glamourous, beachfront property like Venetian Islands, but that’s for private, rich people so I ignore them.
#7: You obviously missed out on Andrew
With deeply respect but why we need to learn Spanish this is United States , they need to learn English bro
❗For more information about living, investing and relocating to Miami, please visit my website ⏩ hanswaisfeld.com ⏪ Download The Ultimate Miami Relocation Guide ⏩www.livinginmia.com/download-mia-guide/ ⏪
Thank you so so much for watching, and supporting my channel!