Raising kids in the Magic City? Retiring near the beach? These Miami neighborhoods top the list for livability and lifestyle.

This year marks the centennial of several Miami municipalities, including Coral Gables and Hialeah, placing Miami-Dade County in a unique position: looking back on a rich history as a sunseeker’s ...

Jewish population in Miami-Dade has grown 25% in 10 years. Newcomers and diversity highlighted in recent study by the Greater Miami Jewish Federation ...

The Jewish population in Miami-Dade County has grown by 25 percent over the last ten years, according to a new study from the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. That growth can be largely attributed ...

Miami is the second-most populated city in Florida, according to the U.S. Census. See which city reigns supreme in the ...

Miami’s population reached 450,000 last year. That is up from 334,859 fifty years ago. This is even though it... Climate Crisis 247. Miami’s Population Surges To 450,000 As Climate Worsens.

In West Palm Beach, the supply of 3,610 units exceeded demand by 30 units. Demand in Miami has been driven by one of the nation’s biggest recent population increases. The resident base in Miami grew ...

According to a recent Jewish population study of Miami-Dade County, at least part of that snapshot is becoming outdated. The southeast corner of the Sunshine State is growing — and getting younger.

Is Florida's popularity dwindling? According to 2025 study from PODS, Floridians are leaving two major cities in the Sunshine ...

Compared to last August, the homeless population of Miami Beach decreased by 13%, down to 132 from 152 residents, according to the results of the annual census.

What is the population of Miami and Port St. Lucie? The 2023 Census population estimates for Port St. Lucie and Miami are 245,021 and 455,924, respectively. Advertisement. Advertisement.

The 2023 Census population estimates for Port St. Lucie and Miami are 245,021 and 455,924, respectively.. However, the populations of the metropolitan statistical areas — defined as geographical ...