Dual mixed-use residential towers, the tallest reaching 55 stories, are coming to Edgewater. The applicant is 17 Plaza LLC, which is planning to build the project, Biscayne 18, at 331…
Florida State University will spearhead public outreach on potential changes to Miami’s tree ordinance, stepping in to guide input on a topic that’s stirred resident concern. This story is…
A developer in the Wynwood Arts District has planned a trio of steel and glass mixed-use residential towers with a cherry on top – literally. Owner-developer 2400-2500 N Miami LLC…
Tri-Rail, the commuter railroad serving three counties, is enroute to permanent derailment in a shutdown by July 2027 due to state budget cuts. Its public operators are scrambling to find…
Miami has finalized the sale of city-owned land on Watson Island in a deal that promises new luxury residences, 13 acres of public green space overlooking Biscayne Bay and millions…
After completing a tour in California, the Miami City Ballet (MCB) is celebrating its 40 years with a new artistic director and residence hall for promising ballet students from across…
FOUR CHARTER VOTES: Miami voters will weigh in on four major charter changes this November. In their July 24 meeting, city commissioners put forth two new amendments, one to ease…
When Eve Samples became executive director of Friends of the Everglades in early 2020, she wasn’t new to the fight. For years, she had reported on Florida’s environmental struggles from…
Having already given tenants of 244 lucrative Miami International Airport sites 12- to 15-year lease extensions, county commissioners this month put favored firms on a 48-business list to get all…
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