Five neighborhoods in Miami where rent is cheaper

Little Havana Miami. Photo: meunierd / Shutterstock.com

With the increase in rent prices in the city of Miami, many try to find cheaper options.

The neighborhood you look to rent can largely determine how much you pay for a rental.


These are the five neighborhoods in Miami where rent is cheapest according to the rental platform Zumper.

Liberty city

The long-troubled and crime-ridden Liberty City neighborhood is another where rent is cheaper. With a median household income of $18,809.87 per year, the median rent is $1,325.

Allahabad

Allapattah is a small neighborhood in the city of Miami with a population of just over 40. With an average household income of $19,141.53 per year, it has an average rent of $1,500.

Little Haiti

The Little Haiti neighborhood is one of the poorest in the city of Miami with an average household income of $18,887.49 dollars per year. The average rent price in Little Haiti is $1600 dollars.

East of Little Havana

Little Havana has a population of 49.206, with 19.341 households. The median household income is $15,213.16. The median rent is $1,800.


overtown

Overtown has a population of 10.029 residents, with 3.646 households and 2.128 families residing in the city. The median household income is $13,211.99. The median rent price is $1,925.


Comments

  • Hector May 25, 2023

    It is a human law SUPPLY AND DEMAND.
    THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PLACES IN THE USA where you can live on an average income.
    If you want to drink water in the desert, you pay whatever they ask for water. If you want to buy sand, you have plenty of sellers.
    There are more people searching than offering. Product shortages, price increases.
    My advice to young couples: Leave the area. You will earn, save and then with money you decide.

  • James February 14

    The American dream is becoming just that; a dream.

  • Omaira Clemente January 28, 2023

    Investors are celebrating the pain of the most needy supported by corruption

  • peter vasquez January 28, 2023

    The American dream, 8 people live per apartment to pay the rent.

  • The1@ April 24

    Good math, in Overtown the average annual median income is 23100 and the annual family salary is 13211.99, either those who rent are saying more or the residents are saying less in taxes, because where does the money come from for rent if there is a deficit only in rent 10 thousand annually, in addition to food, clothing and other services?

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