
Miami Real Estate Market Faces Highest Global Bubble Risk
The 2025 UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index has identified Miami as the city with the highest risk of a housing bubble, citing soaring prices and low affordability.
Marcus Thorne is a Senior Economic Analyst for Crezzio, focusing on global market trends, real estate investment, and the impact of monetary policy on asset classes. He provides in-depth analysis of macroeconomic shifts shaping the financial landscape.
The 2025 UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index has identified Miami as the city with the highest risk of a housing bubble, citing soaring prices and low affordability.
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