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Could building fees replace Florida property taxes?

As Florida weighs proposals to eliminate property taxes, Miami is seeking state approval to use building fees to offset general operating costs and preserve funding for essential city services. Miami Commissioner…

With rail 12 years away, North Dade seeks transit fill-in

With rail 12 years away, North Dade seeks transit fill-in

The Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust is searching for ways to provide more transit to the areas of North Miami-Dade that have been waiting decades for a promised Metrorail line that…

526 residences move ahead at historic Salvation Army Citadel

526 residences move ahead at historic Salvation Army Citadel

A developer with a plan to reactivate the rehabilitation of Miami’s historically designated Salvation Army Citadel building and the redevelopment of the adjacent property is moving ahead. Owner-developer 49 NW…

Miami, Broward may open Coastal Link rail simultaneously

Miami, Broward may open Coastal Link rail simultaneously

Miami-Dade and Broward are coordinating to simultaneously open both Northeast Corridor commuter rail from Miami to Aventura and its continuation up the coast into the heart of Broward County in…

MiMo development wins OK on second try

MiMo development wins OK on second try

A developer planning to start the second phase of a residential development in Miami’s MiMo neighborhood, next door to Legion Park, is moving ahead after a second try before the…

Best of Miami: Committed residents fight to keep history alive

Best of Miami: Committed residents fight to keep history alive

Miami-Dade is known for its postcard destinations and summer-like weather year around. However, hidden in plain sight are years of history and alongside are individuals fighting to keep the community’s…

Glass cube Waldorf Astoria tower rising skyward

Glass cube Waldorf Astoria tower rising skyward

A stack of glass cubes is rising in the heart of downtown Miami. Builders of Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami are making major strides in the creation of this…

Venetian Causeway restoration hits more delays

Venetian Causeway restoration hits more delays

Completion of restoration of the Venetian Causeway stretching from downtown’s Omni area to Miami Beach has been delayed again by multiple factors and is now targeted for beyond 2032, a…

Miami Beach plans to lure Israeli and Jewish-owned firms

Miami Beach plans to lure Israeli and Jewish-owned firms

Miami Beach has voted to seek out and lure Israeli and Jewish-owned companies to the city. Commissioners in April voted unanimously to direct the city administration to develop an initiative…

Olympic sailing training center to stay on in Grove

Olympic sailing training center to stay on in Grove

The US Sailing Center Miami, the nation’s only Olympic sailing training site, will continue to operate at Kennedy Park in Coconut Grove through 2037, preserving public access to Biscayne Bay…

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