Miami’s housing market has gone off the rails. A one-bedroom apartment listed for $7,000 a month shows how out-of-touch liberal policies have destroyed affordability. Hardworking families can’t keep up with these prices while elites live in luxury.

This $7,000 unit is part of a pattern. Average Miami rents hit $2,171 this month – 34% above the national average. One-bedrooms normally cost $2,171, making this listing triple the norm. Regular Americans are being squeezed by greed and bad governance.

Demand from coastal elites and foreign investors drives prices sky-high. Luxury towers cater to the rich while middle-class families scramble. Neighborhoods like South Grove Bayside average $3,633 for three bedrooms. This isn’t sustainable for real Americans.

Weak leadership allows this crisis. Politicians ignore zoning reforms that could boost affordable housing. Instead, they prioritize woke climate policies and developer kickbacks. The result? A market where teachers and firefighters can’t afford to live near their jobs.

Radical immigration policies make it worse. Unlimited migration strains housing supplies. New arrivals compete for limited units, letting landlords jack up prices. Ordinary citizens pay the price for open-border chaos.

Meanwhile, property taxes and insurance costs skyrocket. Homeownership is a distant dream with median prices over $524,600. Families face monthly bills nearing $5,000 just to keep a roof overhead. The American Dream is dying in Miami.

Conservatives demand solutions: slash regulations, build smarter, and put Americans first. Stop coddling speculators and globalists. Protect local workers from being priced out of their own communities.

This $7,000 apartment symbolizes everything wrong with today’s economy. It’s time for leaders who value hard work over hedge funds. Miami deserves housing that serves its people – not just the privileged few.