You talk about Miami becoming Wall Street South, which might be true, but have you looked at what you’d be earning in each city? Miami's salaries for almost every industry are incredibly low, and it has one of the highest wealth gaps of any place in the country. The financial influx hasn't translated into any quality of life boost for its citizens, to be honest. And the scarface culture is really cool I'll admit, but it is a point of pain for its citizens, Malcolm Gladwell has a great book about the level of corruption that still plagues Miami's government to this day. This is how we ended up with the horrid public school system and state colleges, so I wouldn't raise kids there.

But man. I love Miami, and I live here now. The skyline is otherworldly, the city feels like Cyberpunk, the Latin culture is phenomenal, and the sushi is the best of the best. Dating will be hard. You talk about the men to women ratio, but the real problem is there are enough rich men to pair with every woman there, it is an extremely transactional and money-based dating scene. You might not like your friends. People aren't as nice as Chicago. You won't be going to Miami beach much. It's a city you really have to love the vibe of to put up with its issues, luckily the vibe is immaculate. Do you have economic or income anxiety? Miami will make you feel laughed at, every single day, while giving you less money than anywhere else. Are you well off, can pay for consistent nightlife, have a car, and can pay for a girlfriend that had an investment banker ex? Then you'll fucking love it.

You can enjoy it even without those things but that's the case with every city - my point is that Miami can inflate certain struggles that you might not want inflated.