Ludlam
Ludlam, FL · Real Estate
gotowncrier.com
hoodline.com
Miami Herald
Tallest dorm in state will rise 17 stories, become FIU campus ‘crown jewel'
Florida International University is building what will become the tallest on-campus residence hall in Florida’s State University System, a 17-story tower that one university official calls the “crown jewel of campus.” The dorm and four other construction projects underway at the Modesto A. Maidique Campus in West Miami-Dade — a new medical center, a worship center, a residential food hall and a museum called CasaCuba — are part of FIU’s ambitious plan to become a top 30 public university by 2030 while offering more space for students, faculty and researchers. The centerpiece is the new $248 million residence hall, which will pay homage to the university’s early history when it opens in fall 2028. Here’s what to know about the new tower: Memories of the mascot Sunblazer Hall will carry FIU’s original school nickname. The mascot was a fuzzy yellow monster with a tough guy attitude, topped with a sun-like head. FIU first opened to students in 1972, but the character, called Son of a Blazer, was not introduced until 1985 as the university launched its first athletic teams. FIU retired the Sunblazers nickname and mascot in 1987, paving way for the Golden Panthers and a mascot later known as
miamilivingmagazine.com
619 Brickell by Nobu Brings a New Vision for Waterfront Living to Miami
Sales are underway for 619 Brickell, a 75-story residential tower from 13th Floor Investments and Key International that brings a new residential presence to the Brickell waterfront. The project is Nobu’s first residential venture in Miami and is designed around its waterfront location, with residences and amenities oriented toward Biscayne Bay.
multihousingnews.com
gotowncrier.com
climatecrisis247.com
shoppingcenterbusiness.com
bdmag.com
coralspringsflnews.com
NBC Miami
After years of renting, a South Florida worker finally owns a home. The project that helped her get there
For years, Donna Miller wanted something she could call her own. The 53-year-old has worked at a Coconut Grove hotel for about 20 years, earning roughly $45,000 a year. For much of that time, she rented a home across the street from where she worked. Her rent, she said, started...
bondoro.com
Filing Alert: D3N9 Bayshore Holdings Chapter 11
D3N9 Bayshore Holdings LLC, a Miami, FL-based single asset real estate company, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 28 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The company reports $10 million to $50 million in both assets and liabilities. The filing indicates that there will...
wflx.com
luxurytravelmagazine.com
Top 5 Apartment Rental Agencies in Miami for 2026
Miami set another tourism record last year. The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau counted 28.3 million visitors in 2025, and lodging made up the biggest single slice of their spending: $10.4 billion, close to half the total. Numbers like that explain why a well-placed furnished unit in Edgewater or...
The Palm Beach Post
Empty downtown storefronts push Lake Worth to recruit new merchants
Lake Worth Beach will pay a commercial real estate brokerage to attract higher-class shops to the middle-class city's half-vacant downtown. The Community Redevelopment Agency will contract with West Palm Beach-based Anderson & Carr to recruit "boutique entertainment," "artisanal concepts," shops and restaurants to Lake and Lucerne avenues. The agency will pay the firm up to $175,000. All five CRA board members approved the one-year deal on Oct. 13. "No offense to vape shops and smoke shops — I'm sure they're really great — but we do have quite a bit, and it would be really nice to have some more places to shop," CRA Executive Director Joan Oliva told the board. Anderson & Carr is tasked with persuading businesses in places such West Palm Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton to open branches downtown. The firm also plans to look beyond Palm Beach County to places such as Tampa Bay to pitch companies on the small city of 44,000. Representatives for Anderson & Carr told board members they would like to make Lake Worth Beach a destination by attracting restaurants featuring international chefs. 'Land-banking' concerns rise as Lake Worth leaders see empty storefronts Anerson & Carr's contract says strategy to