Everyone deserves A SAFE, AFFORDABLE place to call home
Miami is the least affordable CITY in the country
Our affordable housing crisis is crushing working families. We’re missing 90,000 affordable rental homes for households earning up to $75,000 per year. This gap in affordable supply contributes enormously to the fact that more than half of Miami-Dade households – over 500,00 families – cannot afford the basics. This includes our preschool and day care teachers, home health aides, medical assistants, drivers, restaurant and hotel workers, and elders on fixed income.
However, this is a solvable issue.
Read our analysis, “Accelerating Affordable Housing: The Funds Miami-Dade Needs Now”- sponsored by the Health Foundation of South Florida and Wells Fargo - detailing the amount and type of funding needed to greatly accelerate the growth of low-cost housing in Miami-Dade.
OUR MISSION
Miami Homes For All's mission is to ensure that all Miami-Dade residents have a safe, affordable place to call home.
We are especially concerned with households earning 80% of area median income or less.
Nearly all of those pay more than they can afford for housing. Also, the shortage of units for those households is 5 times the shortage for those earning over 80% of area median income.
OUR WORK
We aim to strengthen Miami-Dade’s housing ecosystem so that it:
Produces more affordable housing
Preserves that which we have
Increases marginalized residents’ access to that housing
Read our 2025 Annual Report to learn about our programs.
Connecting Capital & Community
Get to know our our work with demonstration pilots through the 3C Initiative - powered by JPMorgan Chase and the Center for Community Investment - by watching the following video.
Hello Miami,
On November 3, 2026, Floridians are being asked to vote on a constitutional amendment that could result in significant reductions in property taxes for homeowners.
In Miami-Dade County, property taxes are a primary source for funding essential services including schools, law enforcement, fire rescue, transit, disaster response, parks, libraries, Medicaid, and much more. Read our op-ed in the Miami Herald to learn about Amendment 3’s implications when it comes to affordability for Floridians.
We’re hosting two events in collaboration with YWCA South Florida and 15 community organizations for conversations to help Miami-Dade residents better understand the property tax system and its connection to housing affordability. Join us on September 26th or October 3rd by registering here! Breakfast will be provided for in-person attendees.
Visit our new landing page, Understanding Amendment 3, for more resources about how property taxes function, what they fund and what this proposal could mean for homeowners, renters and business owners.
New! Property Tax Education Eventscelebrating 40 years of impact
celebrating 40 years of impact
For 40 years, Miami Homes For All has helped shape our community’s most impactful housing solutions - from reversing the rise in homelessness in the 1980s to advocating for more affordable housing as a foundation for health, safety and opportunity.
Today, many families have been pushed out of Miami-Dade due to unsustainably high housing costs. But we don’t accept a future where only some get to stay and thrive.
Read our40th anniversary booklet where we reflect on what is past - honoring those who have shaped our work so far; what is present - examining the current state of housing affordability; and what is possible - sharing our vision of a future Miami that has a place for everyone and our plan to get there.
Support our mission!
Click HERE to donate today and help us ensure that all Miami-Dade residents have a safe, affordable place to call home.