Quality of Life in Miami, FL, United States
| Purchasing Power Index | 99.56 | High |
| Safety Index | 48.36 | Moderate |
| Health Care Index | 63.69 | High |
| Climate Index | 85.69 | Very High |
| Cost of Living Index | 78.95 | High |
| Property Price to Income Ratio | 6.66 | Low |
| Traffic Commute Time Index | 43.44 | High |
| Pollution Index | 39.92 | Low |
| Quality of Life Index: | 155.15 | High |
Minimum contributors for an underlying section: 81
Maximum contributors for an underlying section: 193
Last update: October 2022
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| Quality of Life in Deerfield Beach, Florida | 41.37 miles |
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| Quality of Life in West Palm Beach, Florida | 70.25 miles |
| Quality of Life in Port St Lucie, Florida | 111.85 miles |
| Quality of Life in Naples, Florida | 123.55 miles |
| Quality of Life in Fort Myers, Florida | 156.10 miles |
| Quality of Life in Venice, Florida | 213.33 miles |
| Quality of Life in Orlando, Florida | 234.00 miles |
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Leave a comment:2 Comments so far
Anonymous girl
on Dec 07, 2021:
I totally agree with the other commenter who said that the chart is trash. I recently left Miami because quality of life is deteriorating at a fast pace and everything is ridiculously expensive, especially housing, traffic is now one of the top 3 worst in the US and is becoming less safe by the day. It is a city for the millionaires and billionaires, even with that, you have to have your own helicopter to skip the terrible traffic. Did I mention how disrespectful are the drivers and how bad people drive?? Somebody please do a proper chart, it almost looks as if some transplant from an ultra expensive city like San Francisco came to Miami and made this chart.
Anonymous
on Sep 16, 2020:
As a resident of Miami, this chart is trash. The reality of the city is that there are very few jobs that pay more than 20 dollars an hour, even with a college degree, while health care and housing is completely affordably and transportation is slow and underdeveloped. Essentially, you must be rich in order to enjoy Miami.