By Renata Firpo
Mild temperatures, clean beaches, safe streets, and promises of life without major economic upheavals.
This recipe turned Miami into one of the favorite destinations for those trying to escape from here.
The phenomenon peaked between the end of the 90s and the beginning of the 2000s when statistics showed that over 10% of the real estate in Florida's largest city began to be purchased by Brazilians - for permanent residency or as an investment.
The wave has suffered a great ebb, which does not mean interest has disappeared.
Whenever there is a change of guard at the . . .
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