Miami is considered one of the best
cities in Florida to invest in. At Miami Riches, we show you the attractions and benefits of
its different areas for you to discover where to invest in 2020.
The city of Miami is surrounded by
several areas that show their style, ranging from the financial district to the
district of the arts. This is our list of the 5 most popular districts to invest
in the upcoming year:
Brickell
Located in downtown Miami, Brickell is South Florida's premier financial district.
An urban neighborhood, adorned with luxurious buildings, offices, hotels, and a
multicultural selection of cafes, restaurants, and clubs that make it the
favorite place for locals, tourists, and entrepreneurs, as well as the residence
of a large number of millennials.
Midtown
One of the fastest-growing areas in
the city, Midtown is the perfect area for those who enjoy the
balance between good living, fashion, and the arts. With its streets full of
life, its surroundings breathe a cultural diversity that has enriched each of
its spaces, which is why you can taste a variety of dishes and beverages, find
any architectural style, trends in decoration, or simply witness their daily
activities on the spot.
Wyndwood
Better known as the Wynwood Arts
District, thanks to Tony Goldman, who saw the artistic potential of the area in
its purest representation, graffiti. After years of exploration, in 2009, the
still celebrated exhibition, Wynwood Walls, opened. Thus in 2016, Wynwood was proud to celebrate its second spring as a
fashionable neighborhood of the city.
Downtown
Downtown Miami refers to the center of the city; it is
one of the neighborhoods in Miami characterized by its high buildings and views
of Biscayne Bay. Dazzling skyscrapers, business centers, conventions, and
meeting centers with unsurpassed views of the sea make this place a jewel.
Edgewater
The Edgewater neighborhood is accompanied by its
characteristic skyscrapers, modern buildings that are under development, and
the strong artistic movement that is felt there by the proximity to Midtown
Miami and Miami Design District. It is on the edge of the bay, which makes it
an area of great interest to domestic and foreign investors who project into
this neighborhood.
