What is the racial makeup of Dade County Florida?

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Population by Race	Miami-Dade	Florida
Persons	\%
White	2,118,455	72.47\%
Black/African American	458,401	16.31\%
American Indian/Alaskan Native	5,836	0.41\%

Is Miami Florida a good place to live?

Miami is a beautiful and scenic city in the sunshine state of Florida, with stunning beaches, and plenty of residential areas including apartment complexes, houses, and townhouses, as well as shopping malls, restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. By many standards, that all makes for an excellent living location.

What is the best area to live in Miami Florida?

The 11 Best Neighborhoods in Miami: Where to Live in Miami

• Coconut Grove. Summary: Relaxed tropical living and a historic small-town vibe, just minutes from Downtown Miami.
• Pinecrest.
• Bal Harbour.
• Key Biscayne.
• Coral Gables.
• Surfside.
• Sunny Isles Beach.
• Brickell.

What’s the poverty rate in Miami?

Poverty in Miami-Dade Miami Dade County’s poverty rate is 19.8 percent – way higher than the national average. Sixty-one percent of renters spend more than a third of their income on housing.

What’s the median household income in Miami?

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Population
Income & Poverty
Median household income (in 2019 dollars), 2015-2019	$51,347
Per capita income in past 12 months (in 2019 dollars), 2015-2019	$28,224
Persons in poverty, percent	 15.7\%

Is Miami Dade poor?

Miami Dade County’s poverty rate is 19.8 percent – way higher than the national average. Nearly half of Miami-Dade’s workers labor in service jobs in tourism, retail and food service, taking home an average of just $26,532 per year.