Historic site repeal may raise cost of bridge
A decision by city commissioners regarding land on the Miami River might ultimately impact the design and cost to replace the Southwest First Street Bridge. It might also affect how…
In one day, 1,750 more housing units
If you think Miami’s building boom is slowing, try telling that to the city’s Urban Development Review Board. In one afternoon last week the board reviewed about a half-dozen planned…
Warehouse feeding frenzy continues
Vacancy rates in the Miami industrial sector remain low, dropping from about 4% in the first quarter of the year to 3.8% now, CBRE reported. Seagis Property Group, a Pennsylvania-based…
Luxury condos due on water near hospital
A developer hopes to build a new luxury condominium on waterfront property next door to Mercy Hospital in Coconut Grove. The project will require a land use and zoning change,…
Firm to monitor Miami Worldcenter hiring
The Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency has hired a $430,000-a-year consultant to monitor minority job creation at Miami Worldcenter. The developer will pay the bill, said Clarence Woods III,…
Condo launches slowing
The downtown and Brickell condo market has seen more new units ready to occupy this year than it did this far into in 2014, but the number of units entering…
Giant Coral Gables project gets ‘Go’
The developers of Mediterranean Village at Ponce Circle finally have the go-ahead from the Coral Gables City Commission for their mixed-use project after years of work that included 20 public…
Fire station for booming Brickell?
As construction keeps a fast pace at the sweeping Brickell City Centre, City of Miami officials are working with the developers on a proposal to build a fire station in…
Four 60-story riverfront towers move ahead
A large project planned for riverfront property adjacent to I-95 would bring more than 1,600 residential units to Miami. These new residences would make up the bulk of four 60-story…
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