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Inflation, Pink Sauce, Beyoncé & What to do this weekend in Miami!

Inflation, Pink Sauce, Beyoncé & What to do this weekend in Miami!

Stay informed about Miami's fast-paced news, events & attractions this week

February 03, 2023

It’s Friday! In this weeks update:

💸 Miami is one of the cities with the highest annual inflation rate increases.

⭐️️Beyoncé is coming to Miami for her Renaissance World Tour.

🚌 Miami-Dade County is investing over $175 million in a new fleet of electric buses to be more environmentally friendly.

Plus a real estate update and what to do in Miami this weekend. Enjoy!

In case you missed it

How inflation is affecting Miami

The Miami, Phoenix, Seattle and Atlanta metro areas had the highest annual inflation rate increases.

www.axios.com/

Pink Sauce - Yes you can actually order it now Legit

From TikTok to table, shock your tastebuds with flavor & thrill. Taste Chef Pii’s famous sweet & tangy sauce made vibrant with dragon fruit & spices.

davesgourmet.com

Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour Coming to Miami — Here's When, How to Get Tickets

If Beyoncé has been ‘ALL UP IN YOUR MIND’ since her July 2022 album release, now is your chance to see her light up the stage in person.

www.nbcmiami.com

Miami-Dade spending over $175 million on fleet of new electric buses

Miami-Dade County is spending tens of millions of dollars on a fleet of new battery-powered buses.

www.local10.com

Bam Adebayo lone Heat player selected for NBA All-Star Game; Jimmy Butler bypassed

news.yahoo.com

Real Estate Update

Mortgage rates could hit 5.5% at year-end and average 6% which is affordable for homebuyers - MIAMI REALTORS®️

By Gay Cororaton, MIAMI REALTORS®️ Chief Economist With inflation on the wane per the latest CPI report, I expect the 30-year fixed mortgage rates to continue to decline consistently by the second half of 2023 and hit 5.5% by year end. On average, the 30-year fixed rate will average at...

www.miamirealtors.com/

Renting a Room Can Hurt Homestead Tax Exemptions

Some Fla. homeowners with homestead property-tax exemptions are finding that the exemption is at risk if they rent out part of the home or run a small business.

www.floridarealtors.org