Demolition of the Sheraton Bal Harbour hotel may begin by late summer to make way for the five-star St. Regis-Bal Harbour Hotel and Residences following the Bal Harbour Village Council's…
February 23, 2006Comments Off on Bal Harbour Greenlights 1 Billion Hotelcondo ProjectRead More
Construction of the long-awaited Port of Miami Tunnel, which is to connect the city's Dodge Island seaport with the mainland interstate highway system, is closer to reality.…
February 23, 2006Comments Off on State Takes First Step Toward Tunnel At SeaportRead More
A lawsuit challenging Miami-Dade County's decision to open non-aviation development at Opa-locka Airport was filed last week in 11th Circuit District Court.…
February 23, 2006Comments Off on Businessmans Lawsuit Alleges Sunshine Law ViolationRead More
A water-taxi system fueled by federal funds to ferry commuters via Biscayne Bay to downtown Miami could result from a county commission vote last week.…
February 16, 2006Comments Off on County Pursues Watertaxi SystemRead More
Four months later, Hurricane Wilma is largely a memory. But serving as a constant reminder are the skyscrapers along Brickell Avenue still pockmarked by plywood patches on shattered windows. Replacing…
February 16, 2006Comments Off on Glass Hard To Come By To Replace Plywood Windows In BrickellRead More
Airlines will be barred from Opa-locka Airport, the Miami-Dade County Commission decided unanimously Tuesday, but retail stores, offices and manufacturing will be allowed there in a zoning change that greatly…
February 9, 2006Comments Off on County Bars Commercial Airlines From Opalocka AirportRead More
Saying it will save money and is better than renovating a county plant, Miami-Dade commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to spend $9 million to buy a downtown plant used to air-condition…
February 9, 2006Comments Off on County To Buy Airconditioning Plant For 9 MillionRead More
Housing sales figures for 2005 seem on track to top the record-breaking 200,000 transactions recorded in 2004 in South Florida, according to analyst Michael Y. Cannon, managing director at Integra…
February 9, 2006Comments Off on Housing Sales On Record Pace In First Three Quarters Of 05Read More
Whether they call the vessels mega yachts or super yachts, those who follow the development of the industry of the super rich agree that Miami is poised to become the…
February 2, 2006Comments Off on Big Yachts To Bring Big Bucks To Miami Industry Insiders SayRead More
Escalating impact fees on housing construction will shoot elevated prices even higher, but while some developers express concern, others say at least some increases are justified.…
February 2, 2006Comments Off on Some Developers Say They Were Blindsided By Impactfee HikesRead More
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