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Swire breaks ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami
Swire Properties recently ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, a twin-tower development on Brickell Key that is slated to be Mandarin Oriental’s North American flagship hotel when it opens in 2030. The 33-story North Tower will have 121 hotel rooms, 70 private residences and 28 turnkey Hotel...
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Miamees On Fire: The State of the Miami-Dade Office Market
Hosts Peter Zalewski and Oscar Musibay break down Miami-Dade's office market — from Brickell's record rents to the downtown core, Coral Gables, Edgewater and the rise of medical space. The post Miamees On Fire: The State of the Miami-Dade Office Market appeared first on Miami’s Community News .
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Bugatti becomes the latest supercar brand to bet on Miami real estate
Bugatti is officially entering the U.S. residential market with Bugatti Residences Miami, a 60-story, $650 million tower planned for the Miami River waterfront in Brickell. The project is being developed by Prosper Group, led by CEO Jay Roberts, and Belgium’s Versluys Group at 75 SW Miami Avenue Road. It is one of the last remaining waterfront parcels in the neighborhood. The tower will hold 183 residences, including four signature penthouses. Sales are expected to launch in the first half of 2027.
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Ken Griffin's Plan to Move Historic Coconut Grove Home to Vizcaya Clears Key Vote
Billionaire Ken Griffin's plan to uproot a 113-year-old Coconut Grove mansion and plant it on the grounds of Vizcaya just cleared a major hurdle. The Miami-Dade County Commission voted to let Mayor Daniella Levine Cava or her designee begin negotiating with Griffin over relocating Villa Serena, the Mediterranean-style home built for William Jennings Bryan, to Vizcaya Village.
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Miami New Times
A Miami bookstore is closing less than a year after it opened
Miami bookworms celebrated the opening of a new Barnes & Noble location in Midtown just last week with much fanfare. Now, the book is closing on another indie operation in Miami Springs. Steamy Lit, the romance-focused bookstore with locations in Miami Springs, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa, has announced it will...
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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....
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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...