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Miami task force to probe short-term lodging violations

Miami task force to probe short-term lodging violations

A new Miami task force is looking into short-term lodging violations, with a 60-day review ahead on the scope of the problem affecting the city’s condo buildings. Created by the…

Giant banners promoting Grand Theft Auto VI may net city $1 million

Giant banners promoting Grand Theft Auto VI may net city $1 million

As Grand Theft Auto VI prepares to put a fictional Miami on display, the real city is making room downtown for giant banners up to 10,000 square feet – potentially…

377,000 school speed zone citations net $23 million

377,000 school speed zone citations net $23 million

Miami-Dade’s yield from speed detection systems installed in 45 school zones totaled more than $23 million in the year ended July 31, according to a report to the state last…

$14 million could carry Calle Ocho to Business Improvement District

$14 million could carry Calle Ocho to Business Improvement District

Calle Ocho could get a $14 million city-funded push for cleaner streets, stronger security and other improvements as Miami moves toward creating a long-term business district for the corridor. The…

Miami weighs closer look at short-term condo violations

Miami weighs closer look at short-term condo violations

Miami is taking a closer look at the growing footprint of short-term stays in its condo buildings, gathering fresh data on violations and exploring how other cities have worked around…

University of Miami may grow coral in Virginia Key park to restore reefs

University of Miami may grow coral in Virginia Key park to restore reefs

University of Miami marine research may extend into county-owned parkland on Virginia Key in an agreement that would see researchers growing coral there for reef restoration in the county. A…

Urban Film Festival opening 11th season in downtown, Overtown

Urban Film Festival opening 11th season in downtown, Overtown

Marking its 11th year, the Urban Film Festival (UFF) returns to historic Overtown and downtown Miami. Starting Sept. 4 and presented by Florida Film House International, the three-day film festival…

Sheriff’s Office on the hunt for land, buildings and facilities

Sheriff’s Office on the hunt for land, buildings and facilities

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava may be asked to come up with vacant or underutilized county-owned land and buildings for use by the Sheriff’s Office. Legislation on the agenda this…

Miami-Dade County wages rise 4.5% over a year

Miami-Dade County wages rise 4.5% over a year

Miami-Dade wages rose 4.5% in March from March 2025, new data show, ranking the county in the top quarter of gains among the nation’s 376 largest counties. The county’s average…

Miami-Dade office market on the upswing

Miami-Dade office market on the upswing

Miami-Dade County’s office market is showing positive net absorption, lower vacancy and higher rents than in prior periods, according to local real estate experts. In the year’s second quarter, net…

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