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- Vero Beach Waterfront Redevelopment Gets More Time To Reach Deal
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- Major Development Could Reshape Vero Beach’s Western Corridor
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- Vero Beach Waterfront Redevelopment Moves Into Another Critical Negotiation Window
Skyscrapers Face The Apocalypse
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability, Industrial, Industry News, Multifamily, Office, RetailAt what looks like an abandoned airfield, the Miami’s Construction Research Lab has 38 sealed test chambers and all the equipment to replicate the forces of nature to subject a growing crop of building facades to mock hurricanes, monsoons and arctic blasts. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Transit-Oriented Magic City Innovation District Submitted, Includes 2,500 Residential Units
Industry News, Multifamily, Office, RetailSubmitted to the city of Miami for review, developers are proposing to build 17 buildings that will include residential units, office space, retail space, and hotel rooms, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The North Miami Beach Renaissance Rising Strong
Industry News, Multifamily, Office, RetailNOMA, an eight-story, 347-unit apartment building that will be completed in the fall of this year, represents a significant milestone for the city, which is experiencing a renaissance following the 2015 completion of the City’s Mixed Use Town Center zoning district. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
What To Expect In Coconut Grove Commercial Real Estate This Year
Industry News, Multifamily, OfficeWhat are some of the main factors driving the recent boom in Coconut Grove? What’s forecasted for 2018? Oscar Rodriguez, principal of ROVR Development gives his insights on the market. CLICK HERE FOR MORE
Downtown Miami Church Sold To Developer For $55M
Deals, Industry News, Multifamily, Office, RetailZoned for about 50 stories, the developer plans to build over 690 units and about 20,000 square feet of commercial space on the 1.15-acre property at 400 Biscayne Blvd. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE