Those who are immersed in residential real estate every day believe the market will stay strong in 2015, with leveling off on the appreciation we’ve seen for the past few…
Market watchers see a continuing bright outlook for Miami-Dade’s visitor industry in the coming year, with a possible dip in some room rates as new hotels come online. The hotel…
Larkin Community Hospital is moving ahead with its college of pharmacy, the first in Miami, and plans to open it in September 2016. Rather than wait for groundbreaking on the…
Miami commissioners are today (1/8) to weigh a plan to bring the Miami International Boat Show to the city starting next year. Since November, City Manager Daniel Alfonso has been…
The Beacon Council, a public-private organization that’s charged with the economic development of Miami-Dade County, has for years been involved with a county program where taxpayer funds are allocated to…
By March 1, taxis serving Miami International Airport and PortMiami are required to have a credit card-processing system and a light that denotes a vacant cab. And those upgrades are…
Plans for a 9-acre train station with accompanying residential, retail and office space in downtown Miami might have a ripple effect of sorts on the rest of the neighborhood. All…
From One Brickell to River Landing, developers intend to sink millions into new construction along the Miami River. The strong interest in riverfront property for a wide variety of uses…
These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade County Mayor’s Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Mayor’s Office of Film, Arts & Entertainment, (305) 860-3823;…
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