The check's still not in the mail.…
April 10, 2008Comments Off on Redevelopmentdistrict53 Million Check To Arts Center Remains On HoldRead More
Miami and Miami-Dade County's mega-deal of major projects hit another snag this week: a $5.3 million check toward performing arts center debt, due to the county March 31, remained in…
April 3, 2008Comments Off on Arts Center Check Isnt In The MailRead More
In what Grovites hope will be a catalyst to add daytime activity in the central commercial district, office uses are to be allowed on street level in areas of Coconut…
April 3, 2008Comments Off on City Sees Retail Boost In Opening Grove Storefronts To Office UseRead More
Haphazard zoning along the Miami River, coupled with a recent priorities shift away from the marine industry by Miami's city government, could affect more than just river businesses and developers.…
April 3, 2008Comments Off on Tax Base Jobs Could Be The Stakes In Riveruse DebateRead More
Threats to the future of the marine industry on the Miami River are making waves with industry proponents. …
April 3, 2008Comments Off on Developers Seen Preventing Proliferation Of Vacant River ParcelsRead More
Explicit city protection of the Miami River's marine industry could be no more — at least for now.…
March 27, 2008Comments Off on Proposal Would Remove Marine Industry Provisions From New River PlanRead More
This time last year, the Downtown Development Authority's commitment to Brickell Avenue, a major source of its revenue, came into question.…
March 27, 2008Comments Off on Brickell Landscape And Pedestrian Project Marks Ddas Biggest Allocation EverRead More
Miami is no longer to be a "wild, wild west" for outdoor advertising, commissioners say.…
March 20, 2008Comments Off on Nearly Year After County Miami Oks Building Mural LimitsRead More
Grass isn't the only thing green about Miami parks — recreation areas could bring big bucks to the city after commissioners last week voted to allow private sponsorship of park…
March 20, 2008Comments Off on City Of Miami Putting For Sale Sign On Names Of City ParksRead More
The most recent environmental assessment of the Orange Bowl site turned up a few questionable locations that need a second look — but nothing that is expected to stall the…
March 20, 2008Comments Off on Closer Look At Bowl For Contamination Unlikely To Slow Start Of BallparkRead More
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