Miami's Roaring 20s
Tracy and Arva discuss the extravagant lifestyles of Miami's "binder boys" during the 1920s real estate boom, where checks were used as currency. Arva mentions the blend of opportunists and genuine developers in the market, leading to a mix of success and failure. The chapter delves into the impact of the 1926 hurricane and the subsequent stock market crash on the Miami real estate scene, ultimately leading to a bust by 1928-1929.In this clip
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