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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…

Bear Cut Bridge replacement would cost $90 million

Bear Cut Bridge replacement would cost $90 million

Construction to replace the aged and endangered Bear Cut Bridge linking Key Biscayne to Virginia Key and ultimately the mainland would cost Miami-Dade County $90 million and could be completed…

Office buildings on Miami Beach-owned parking lots advance

Office buildings on Miami Beach-owned parking lots advance

As the City of Miami Beach has worked to diversity its economy and growth to reduce dependence on tourism, two major Class A office space developments in Lincoln Lane have…

Waldorf Astoria name sells residences in 100-story tower

Waldorf Astoria name sells residences in 100-story tower

Sales at what will be the tallest residential building south of New York City – Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami – continue to grow at a healthy rate. The 100-story assemblage…

Miami area wage gains below national average

Miami area wage gains below national average

Compensation costs for private industry workers in the Miami region rose 4.3% in the first quarter of this year from the first quarter of 2021, far above the 3.4% 12-month…

Freedom Park soccer plan passes touting billions for the city

Freedom Park soccer plan passes touting billions for the city

A more than eight-year quest to establish a Major League Soccer team in the City of Miami culminated in an historic vote April 28, approving a 99-year lease of city…

Three firms paid grants for moving to downtown Miami

Three firms paid grants for moving to downtown Miami

Miami’s Downtown Development Authority has approved funding three companies that would relocate to Miami and provide high-paying jobs. Two companies would receive grants from the authority of up to $50,000…

Courthouse repairs cost less, faster than inspection indicated

Courthouse repairs cost less, faster than inspection indicated

County courthouse basement repairs were faster than Miami-Dade authorities expected after consultant EXP U.S. Services Inc. determined following an extensive inspection last October that repairs to the 140-plus basement columns…

Land scarcity drives up industrial rents in Miami-Dade

Land scarcity drives up industrial rents in Miami-Dade

The industrial real estate market continues to be a hot topic in Miami-Dade as land is scarce and rental rates averages increase, according to local industry experts. The market is…

Miami has largest filmmaking footprint ever

Miami has largest filmmaking footprint ever

Since taking on the role of Miami-Dade County’s chief of film and entertainment in February, Marco Giron has landed a deal to host one of Apple TV+’s latest series, as…

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