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Carnegie Mellon names dean and VP of Miami campus. Let's meet him
Carnegie Mellon University has selected a veteran computer scientist, educator and serial entrepreneur to lead its ambitious new Miami campus as it prepares to establish a technology and innovation hub in South Florida. The university announced that Jignesh Patel will serve as founding dean and vice president of CMU Miami,...
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Activists want financial relief for Black-owned businesses hurt by delayed water project in Miami
Community advocates and small business owners say mounting delays on a county infrastructure project along Northwest 22 Avenue are continuing to threaten local Black-owned businesses. The Black Collective, a Miami-based advocacy group, is calling attention to the heavy financial strain caused by prolonged roadwork at a planned rally and demonstration...
NBC Miami
Hollywood businesses prepare for potential flooding due to King Tide
Several South Florida communities are preparing for the possibility of flooding over the next several days because of the high tide, including the city of Hollywood. At Hollywood Beach, crews put out tiger dams again ahead of expected rain and potential flooding. Luisa Martinez says she's hoping for the best....
NBC Miami
Miami's luxury real estate boom is drawing buyers from these countries
Subscribe to our YouTube channel! NBC6 South Florida. International buyers are spending billions of dollars on homes across the United States, and Florida continues to stand out as a major destination for foreign real estate investment. Research from the National Association of Realtors found international buyers spent more than $45...
Miami New Times
Beloved Miami cupcake shop to close after 21 sweet years
For anyone who grew up in Miami, particularly in Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Kendall, South Miami, Shenandoah, or Pinecrest, Misha’s Cupcakes wasn’t just a cupcake shop. It was a part of growing up. It was the little box of cupcakes your mom brought home after school. The colorful...
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A New Cut of Miami: Lomelo’s Meat Market Heads Toward Brickell
Something fresh is coming to Miami’s urban core. Lomelo’s Meat Market is preparing to expand into the Brickell/The Roads area, bringing its butcher-shop experience closer to neighborhood residents. Preparations are underway, with an official opening date still to come. Stay tuned for a first look and more details as the new location gets ready to […] The post A New Cut of Miami: Lomelo’s Meat Market Heads Toward Brickell appeared first on Miami’s Community News .
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Miami Builders Chase Bugatti, Nobu Condo Deals, But Brands Bring Big Headaches
Miami's skyline keeps sprouting towers stamped with the names of luxury car makers and five-star hotel chains, but the developers actually building them say the branded-condo gold rush is far more grueling than it looks from the sales gallery. At a Bisnow event called Condoverse Reloaded: Branded Residences, held Wednesday at Jungle Island, developers and industry executives laid out just how much friction comes with slapping a marquee name on a Miami tower.
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From Legal Assistant to Luxury Cleaner: Daniela Ocampo's Miami Journey
When Daniela Ocampo brought Casa Luxe Cleaning to Miami in 2024, she wasn't starting from scratch. Her mother had founded the original business in New Jersey back in 1999, spending twenty-five years building a loyal client base from the ground up.
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stone crab season in miami
Stone crab season is back in the 305! It’s one of Miami’s most anticipated culinary traditions, and locals know there’s nothing quite like a plate of fresh stone crab claws served chilled with mustard sauce. Whether you’re dining out, ordering takeout, or harvesting your own, here’s everything you need to know about enjoying this seasonal favorite.
Miami Herald
As deportation fears rattle Little Haiti, a new shop hopes to rebuild community
On a recent Saturday, a Little Haiti storefront just bigger than 900 square feet was packed. Kids moved around colorful paintings and handmade garments for sale. Vendors sold drinks made from fresh fruit and spices. The elimination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians has seemingly turned Little Haiti into a ghost town, and the temporary closure of the Caribbean Marketplace at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex has left the area without one of its signature community spaces during such a pivotal time. But Tanbou Collective’s storefront at 91 NE 54th St. is helping keep joy alive in the neighborhood. The collective is a group of 20 Haitian artists who are selling their work. Arcola Lakers resident Sandy Dorsainvil, a curator for the collective, said she considers art to be the core of Little Haiti’s identity. “It’s the creative people that will save its cultural identity,” said Dorsainvil, 49. The Caribbean Marketplace at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex will be closed for the next 14 months as it gets a new roof and other upgrades, but the neighborhood’s creatives are still at work — and finding community during a time when it is needed the most. Francoise Penha, 55, is the
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Permits Filed For Fouquet’s Miami at 3995 N. Miami Avenue In Miami Design District
Multiple construction and demolition permits have been filed for Fouquet’s Miami, a mixed-use residential and hotel development planned at 3995 North Miami Avenue in Miami’s Design District. The development will consist of two buildings rising 12 and 24 stories, reaching heights of 185 and 309 feet, respectively. The project is being developed through a joint venture involving Constellation Hotels Holding, Raycliff Capital, Miami Design District Associates, and Fort Partners, with architectural design by David Chipperfield Architects and CUBE 3. Mobius Construction Inc. is listed as the general contractor on the permit filings.
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From wings to cheesesteaks, one family keeps investing in Overtown
Kamal Hospitality Group, the family business behind House of Wings, held a grand opening for its newest concept in Historic Overtown this past Saturday, Oct 17. Tanya Jo’s Cheesesteaks is a Philadelphia-inspired neighborhood restaurant named in honor of Tanya Jo, owner Siddiq Kancey’s mother, who was born and raised in Philly.