While Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez defends raises handed out to top administrators, police majors and some firefighters in cash-strapped Miami-Dade County, three top staff members at the Miami Downtown…
September 24, 2009Comments Off on Top Miami Downtown Development Authority Staffers Agree To Salary Cuts To Help Meet Citys GoalRead More
The number of Miami-Dade property tax appeals after the real estate boom meltdown won't be tallied for about three more weeks as the valuation board continues to dig through piles…
September 24, 2009Comments Off on Tally Of Miamidade Tax Appeal Flood 3 Weeks OffRead More
Where are the real estate professionals?…
September 24, 2009Comments Off on Real Estate Agent Ranks Thin As Market SuffersRead More
Chase, the retail banking arm of Wall Street giant JP Morgan Chase & Co., is in the midst of hiring hundreds of added employees for its South Florida branches, and…
September 24, 2009Comments Off on Chase Hiring Flurry Continues More Expansion ExpectedRead More
Tri-Rail ridership has seen double-digit deceleration for four months running compared to last year, in part reflecting today's low gas prices and high unemployment. …
September 24, 2009Comments Off on Trirail Seeing Doubledigit Ridership DeclinesRead More
After months of silence, BankUnited says it plans to consolidate its operations and staff, including its three-floor executive offices in Coral Gables' 255 Alhambra Circle, to its facilities at 7815…
September 24, 2009Comments Off on Bankunited Headquarters Leaving Gables For Miami LakesRead More
After a highly publicized scandal and subsequent federal takeover, the Miami-Dade Public Housing Agency has what its new head calls a "provocative past." Undeterred, new Director Gregg Fortner says he's…
September 17, 2009Comments Off on New Director Gregg Fortner Brings Wealth Of Experience To Lead Housing Agency Forward After Provocative PastRead More
Friday 7/31…
September 17, 2009Comments Off on Calendar Of Events DanceRead More
If law didn't require Miami-Dade to complete its budget this week, commissioners could debate for months over what to cut and what to restore to do the least harm in…
September 17, 2009Comments Off on A Day Late 444 Million Short And Worse Is Yet To ComeRead More
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