Countywide zone pushed to spark foreign trade
Every inch of Miami-Dade may soon be covered by a foreign trade zone, enabling participating businesses to become more price-competitive in international goods trade, a key element of the county’s…
Wynwood Works would create eight-story mixed-use site
Construction is expected to begin early next year on a mixed-use residential project in the Wynwood Arts District. Architect Jennifer McConney-Gayoso, with the Miami firm of Studio MC+G, said construction…
Port Miami sees 3% rise in rail cargo
Rail cargo volume at PortMiami has decreased slightly during the 2022 fiscal year, although it’s still the second largest ever recorded, trailing only last year. For the 2022 fiscal year,…
Miami-Dade jobs set records in three sectors
Miami-Dade County stands with San Francisco at the nation’s lowest unemployment among metropolitan divisions as workers in financial activities, in professional and business services, and in education and health services…
Ex-Southland Mall getting billion-dollar reinvention under new name
Southland Mall in Cutler Bay will be getting a huge makeover to become a new multi-use facility with shops, residential spaces, workspaces and recreational space. This project will be called…
No county or consumer saving via PayPal use, study finds
A Miami-Dade County study finds no cost savings to the county or to the public by adding PayPal or other online methods of payment to the county’s structure, and no…
Air cargo firms grow capacity at Miami International Airport
To keep growing the capacity-constricted cargo industry here, Miami-Dade commissioners have initially approved a lease with air cargo firms National Air Charters Inc. and National Airport Services Inc. so that…
Super-tower from Swire, Related Companies faces another test
Brickell City Centre is growing, wide and tall. Helping that achievement is recent action from the Miami City Commission. At its last meeting before the August break, commissioners unanimously approved…
Miami business bankruptcies run against trend
Unlike the rest of the US, Miami’s business economy remains strong as bankruptcy filings trend downward. Most mid-size businesses are sticking around due to stimulus checks, moratoriums, PPP loans and…
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