I can tell you the natives are absolutely panicking. Family and social groups are being disrupted because property and rental prices have outpaced income by large margins. There wasn't much in Miami prior to COVID except tourism and service industry jobs. These are some of the lowest paying vocations in this country. The city and county are facing an affordability crisis.
And contrary to popular belief Miami is losing population because of the affordability crisis. For every cryptobro that moves here, a family of 4 migrates to Orlando or further north.
It's not all bad, though. New faces are highly receptive to making new friends and follow through. Traditional LatAm families are very insular and skeptical to newcomers. Local politicians are dynastic and blatantly corrupt. They don't have the same name recognition with new, younger voters so some are finding it harder to skate on winning by a few dozen votes. The Downtown/Brickell area is opening more new schools. Ironic the schoolboard is downtown but there were no neighborhood schools except a few highly selective magnet schools. All these new condos and apartments downtown have families scrambling to enroll nearby and finding out none were planned. So glad that is being fixed.