South Florida is often viewed as the poster child for the nation’s housing affordability crisis with a large chunk of its population unable to enter a pricey residential market catering more to foreign investors and wealthy vacationers than homegrown buyers.
Renting has become just as unaffordable. Among Miami renters, over a third spend more than half their income on rent.
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