Just Released: Analytics Miami 2025 Q4 Report & Forecast Themes of the week: Wealth Migration • 2025 Q4 Report & Forecast • New Interviews Wealth migration is the theme of the week, and will be the theme of the century. Global HNWI relocations reached record levels in 2025 and still increasing into 2026. Within the United States, a clear trend persists: high value tax payers are relocating and our feeder jurisdictions are predictably increasing their hostilities to capital. The net effects of California billionaire tax are obvious. Recall that Bezos moved to Miami when his home state proposed a wealth tax. He would have accounted for 45% of the theoretical revenue. Today I read that the Netherlands is likely to start taxing unrealized capital gains at 35%. One starts to wonder what these regimes may start doing to curtain inevitable exoduses. Wealth mobility is real. Miami's emergence as a destination for wealth is evident in the year-end and Q4 numbers.
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Video Rebuttal Of the UBS Miami Bubble Report
Thank you to the South Florida Business Journal for quoting me on this topic. The UBS “Bubble” report is a travesty and they should be embarrassed. This report is an egregious misuse of a platform and the misleading headline is being repeated by press worldwide.
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- They base their definition of a bubble on the speed of price appreciation.
We have a heavy all cash market, and bubbles are not built on cash. Bubbles pop when the assets can no longer sustain the debt. We have the opposite of this setup. - The report contradicts itself. On page 11 they say : “While price growth is expected to turn negative in the coming quarters, a sharp correction appears unlikely at this stage.” If no sharp correction is imminent, then where is the bubble?
- And on pages 8 & 9 they have two indices using a basket of cities. One shows a price-to rent and the other a price-to-own ration. Miami ranks first and second, on the good side. So again, where is the bubble?
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