Bookings soaring with return of international travelers
As Miami prepared to welcome vaccinated international travelers from 39 countries this week for the first time since early 2020, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau noted a great…
58-story mixed-use Edgewater tower advances
A skyscraper reaching 58 stories planned for the Edgewater area in Miami, called 710 Edge, has been recommended for approval by the city’s Urban Development Review Board. Documents identify the…
Miami weighs plan to redevelop its Hyatt Regency site on river
Plans to improve and redevelop a long-standing Hyatt hotel site on the Miami River in downtown Miami have been proposed for years but never realized. That may change now that…
Miami International Airport ready for global visitor bonanza
With the return of international travel for vaccinated non-US citizens nationwide, Miami International Airport expects a spike in overall passengers following a steady increase in air traffic since the lowest…
New Miami Worldcenter occupants set to open in 2022
The Miami Worldcenter continues to fill space with retailers and merchants, with three new tenants set to open in early 2022. The $4 billion, 27-acre mixed-use development at 1010 NE…
College workforce training in tandem with Tesla, others
Miami Dade College (MDC) students seeking certification in the technical field can work side-by-side with the world’s biggest tech corporations. The college’s workforce training programs like cyber security and data…
Coral Gables Country Club operator leaving but wants to stay
The City of Coral Gables has decided to cut ties with Coral Gables Country Club’s current operator after serving only 10 years of its 30-year lease term. In March, tenant…
Multi-family housing loan demand strong
Banks in South Florida continue to see an uptick in commercial loan applications for small businesses, middle market and multi-family housing projects around the tri-county area, as the Covid-19 pandemic…
Florida Chamber finds health, education, IT jobs go begging
Florida Chamber Foundation’s new Metro Skills Report for the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach Metropolitan Statistical Area looks at today’s workforce shortages and overages from a fresh perspective to identify highly paid…
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