Drivers’ frustration with ever-lengthening commutes and snarled traffic has a direct effect on Miami’s office leasing market. “Everyone is becoming more concerned about the time it takes to commute,” said…
In 2013, homes selling for at least $1 million accounted for an astounding 20% of single-family home sales. A year later, brokers don’t see that trend ebbing any time soon.…
A reception during Art Basel Miami Beach for financial services firms was so successful that it may become an annual tradition, directors of Miami’s Downtown Development Authority learned last month.…
Drawn by both favorable weather and tax climates, financial service firms are a fast-growing business sector here. “Hedge funds have been moving from New York and elsewhere to Miami,” said…
Minus one wall and bearing a new name, the Omni Community Redevelopment Agency’s planned film studio 50 NW 14th St. continues to move forward. The Florida Film & Television Center,…
The battle of the bridge has been joined, directors of Miami’s Downtown Development authority learned Friday. In September, authority chair and Miami Commissioner Marc Sarnoff alleged that tenders of bridges,…
A formula E (for electric) race event set for March 13-14, 2015, will generate $10 million in direct spending, 240 direct and 2,000 indirect jobs; and will attract 25,000 visitors,…
With 267 galleries exhibiting works of more than 400 artists this year, “the fair has grown dramatically over 13 years, as far as participation of galleries, and attendance has increased…
Plans are moving forward for the Miami Entertainment Center, under construction in a building at 50 NW 14th St that the Omni Community Redevelopment Agency bought for $3.1 million in…
Miami’s Design District, already home to more than 60 luxury retailers, will welcome at least 40 more when the first phase of an audacious new project opens its doors early…
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