Everywhere you look in South Florida, developers are partnering with hospitality brands, automotive companies, lifestyle brands and more. But are luxury labels exhausted in Miami?
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Why PMG’s Kevin Maloney is deeply worried about Trump’s tariffs
A day after election night, most attendees at The Real Deal’s annual forum in Miami seemed to welcome Donald Trump’s victory. The crowd at the
2000 Ocean closing tops Broward weekly condo sales
Broward County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose last week. Brokers closed 149 condo sales totaling $48.9 million from Oct. 27th to Nov. 3rd. The
St. Regis Bal Harbour condo association sues Qatari owners, alleging host of defects
St. Regis Bal Harbour Residences condo association is suing the property’s owners and managers, alleging building defects, health and safety issues and financial mismanagement. Mold,
New office space will lure firms to South Florida: TRD Forum panelists
The number of companies migrating to South Florida has slowed, but will reaccelerate as the region’s inventory of new office space expands, according to panelists
TRD Forum panelists: The “Citadel effect” is boosting Brickell
Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin’s bet on Miami’s Brickell office market is boosting the neighborhood’s cachet among out-of-town executive condo buyers, according to a
How is Flow revolutionary? Adam Newmann: “It’s a feeling”
It’s been two years since Adam Neumann launched his residential venture Flow and over six months since its first properties went live. And yet the
How is Flow revolutionary? Adam Neumann: “It’s a feeling”
It’s been two years since Adam Neumann launched his residential venture Flow and over six months since its first properties went live. And yet the
Developers’ choice, Tomas Regalado, coasts to victory in Miami-Dade Property Appraiser race
Backed by developers, Tomas Regalado rode the red wave in Miami-Dade County to win the property appraiser’s race. Regalado, a Republican who served as Miami
Voters approve Watson Island referendums to sell city land for condo projects
Miami voters approved two ballot measures tied to selling city-owned land to different development groups so they can build more condos on Miami’s Watson Island.