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HTG teams up with Alonzo Mourning’s nonprofit on Overton affordable housing project
Housing Trust Group and NBA Hall of Famer Alonzo Mourning’s nonprofit plan a 120-unit affordable housing project in Overtown, as development of below-market rate rentals
The Weekly Dirt: Star Island lawsuit highlights realtors’ vulnerability
A dispute over the commission on the $57 million sale of a waterfront estate illustrates how agents lack protection, even when they are working with
Bridge Industrial expands warehouse portfolio near Miami International Airport with $45M purchase
Bridge Industrial continues stacking up warehouse sites in Miami-Dade County, acquiring a Doral business park for $45.4 million. An affiliate of Chicago-based Bridge, led by
Diana Ross rents out waterfront Venetian Islands house for $95K a month
The Queen of Motown found a renter for her waterfront Venetian Islands home in Miami for $95,000 a month, The Real Deal has learned. Diana
Final cut: Cachita Universal Studios could lose Doral production facility to foreclosure
Cachita Universal Studios near Doral could be entering its final filming season after a lender filed a foreclosure complaint against the owner of the television
Closings underway at Fort Partners’ Seaway at the Surf Club luxury condo project
Fort Partners completed a boutique condo project next to its record-setting Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at the Surf Club in Surfside, newly recorded closings
Brooklyn developer launches sales for second Bay Harbor Islands condo project
Brooklyn-based developer Redhoek+ is launching sales for its second planned condo project in Bay Harbor Islands. The planned seven-story, 18-unit Pool Haus at 1130 100th
Casa Murano closing tops Broward weekly condo sales
Broward County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose last week. Brokers closed 142 condo sales totaling $55.1 million from Sept. 29th to Oct. 6th. The
The Daily Dirt: Developers open up about failure, seeking help
In the wake of Artem Tepler and Brandon Miller’s suicides, I pitched a story to our staff about how real estate developers deal with disaster.