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The project changing nearly a full block hugged by West Flagler and Northwest First streets is composed of three buildings.

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Miami’s office sector saw the greatest dropoff, registering just $6 million in sales in the first quarter of 2023, compared with $226 million in 2022, a 97 percent decrease.

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Between August 2021 and July 2022, foreigners invested US$6.8 billion in the purchase of properties in Miami Dade, which implies an increase of 34% compared to the previous twelve months.

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Among other things, the bill grants developers the ability to build the maximum amount of units a local jurisdiction allows – and at the maximum allowed height within a mile of a project’s site – on almost any property zoned commercial, industrial, or mixed-use.

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The only startup hub worldwide that grew faster than Miami over the past five years was Tokyo, according to the ranking.

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Premiums for commercial insurance at the end of 2022 in places like Texas, Florida and California jumped 30% to 50% or more, according to the institute.

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There is evidence that electric vehicles and EV charging stations are significantly impacting real estate in terms of property values, spurring higher rental and resale values.

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Most of the corporate headlines in 2023 so far have focused on layoffs and cost-cutting, but just like in 2022, the news in Miami is playing a different tune.

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The unnamed company, which has 820 employees already in Miami-Dade County, is looking to hire 3,400 more and open a 100K SF headquarters, according to the Miami-Dade Beacon Council, which is pursuing $4.5M in financial incentives on behalf of the company.

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South Florida added thousands of new businesses in 2022, putting the region in the top three metropolitan areas nationwide for openings of everything from retailers to law offices.