Money in Miami news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Money in Miami on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: Miami-Dade budgets and property taxes face key votes. Also: USA Today estimates the minimum salary needed to be middle class in the Miami metro area; Miami-Dade voters will decide whether teachers keep their raises; the Miami Herald explains the stakes.
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- Florida's property tax amendment and an anti-DEI law are reshaping Miami-Dade city budgets.The Miami Times
- USA Today estimates the minimum salary needed to be middle class in the Miami metro area.USA Today
- Miami-Dade voters will decide whether teachers keep their raises; the Miami Herald explains the stakes.Miami Herald
- Miami Referendum 3 asks voters about a Virginia Key marina deal.USA Today
- A Miami Herald report uses data to show Florida renters are staying put rather than moving.Miami Herald
- Some Coral Gables residents will soon receive refund checks from the city.Miami Herald
- The Miami Herald lists how much South Florida gas prices have dropped, by local area.Miami Herald
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