An all-star roster of South Florida real estate heavyweights want Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava to serve another four years, an analysis by The Real
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Billionaire Ken Griffin submits site plan for mixed-use Miami supertall
Billionaire Ken Griffin is moving forward with plans to develop a $1 billion-plus mixed-use tower in Miami’s Brickell Financial District. Griffin’s attorney, Neisen Kasdin, this
South Florida by the Figures: Price ranges Rising
“South Florida by the numbers” is a world-wide-web characteristic that catalogs the most notable, quirky and stunning genuine estate stats. As the indicating goes, documents
Florida Ethics Board Clears Suarez In VIP Tickets Probe
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez conquer allegations that he approved unlawful freebie invitations to swanky VIP gatherings, which includes a Miami Grand Prix social gathering hosted
Ken Griffin’s Citadel HQ Tower in Brickell to Incorporate Lodge
Ken Griffin is advancing ideas for a $1 billion headquarters tower for his Citadel and Citadel Securities in Miami’s Brickell. Architecture business Foster + Companions
Citadel, Terra, Lennar Execs Talk at UM Convention
Citadel stays steadfast in its perception that corporations will provide personnel back to the place of work, irrespective of some firms opting to downsize and
Banco Santander Proposes 40-Tale Brickell Business office Tower
Banco Santander proposes to switch its Brickell developing with a 40-tale business tower, marking at the very least the fourth planned place of work task
Ken Griffin Opposes Florida Casino Charges
Billionaire hedge funder Ken Griffin opposes Florida expenditures that could enable a casino to open up at Jeff Soffer’s Fontainebleau Miami Beach vacation resort. In
Inside South Florida’s Biggest Office Leases of 2023
BH Group’s Isaac Liat Toledano, Pebb Enterprises Ian Weiner and UKG’s Chris Todd with 6600 North Military Trail and 2250 North Commerce Parkway (BH Group,
Inside South Florida’s Top Office Sales of 2023
South Florida’s office market felt the sting of elevated interest rates, skittish lenders and remote work in 2023. Only two deals this year clocked in