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The Federal Government’s new, stricter rules requiring the disclosure of the identities of secret owners of high end real estate in Miami and New York City have incited much debate about their effects on the market or lack thereof (Related Companies CEO Stephen Ross says it’s no biggie, others aren’t so sure).
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This bright, white Loft in Midtown 2, listed yesterday for $1,990,000, takes natural lighting to the extreme, with glossy white floors to reflect the Miami sun after it floods in through huge two-story windows, and before it shines right through the glass interior walls.
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Boulevard Fifty Seven, a low-slung, sling-backed condo tower planned for a wide and sort-of-triangular lot on Biscayne Boulevard and 57th Street, just across the boulevard from the historic neighborhood of Morningside, officially launched sales with a traditional (for Miami) launch party blowout at its shinny new sales center last night.
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The City of Miami is looking to reactivate Fort Dallas Park, a hidden patch of green on the Miami River in the heart of Downtown that has been neglected and closed to the public for years.
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His photos celebrate the architecture, clothes, and emotions of the people of the city, revealing a culture that has in many ways vanished. Tragically, Sweet was killed in 1982, but a foundation created by his family, the Andy Sweet Photo Legacy, is resurrecting his work and planning on publishing a book.
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Around Miami, substantial new condo buildings by Pritzker Prize-winning-architects are on the rise, each going through similar processes of construction to ensure these often technically complex, creative towers are executed according to the designers’ original vision.
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Brickell City Centre is one of the largest construction projects in the history of South Florida.
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Artist Ginés Serrán’s monumental Union of the World, which at its 2010 installation was allegedly (according to a press release) the world’s largest bronze sculpture, was removed from its site at the front of Mary Brickell Village last week. So, what happened to the 26 foot tall, 17,600 pound hunk of bronze?
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In the annals of urban planning and landscape design, the original ‘Emerald Necklace’ is a string of interconnected parks in Boston designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted that link the old Boston Common with Franklin Park, looping around the city.
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This year Bike Walk Coral Gables will be hosting our FIFTH Annual Gables Bike Day on Sunday February 28, 2016 from 11AM-3PM in Merrick Park across from the historic Coral Gables City Hall at 405 Biltmore Way Coral Gables, FL 33134.
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Miami Today put the Malaysian casino conglomerate Genting Group’s situation at the former Miami Herald Building site succinctly when it said that their redevelopment of that property into the Resorts World Miami has been “in a holding pattern for years” since casino plans on stalled.
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Akerman, the largest law firm in Florida, is taking possession of the top seven floors, or 80 percent, of the twelve story Three Brickell City Centre at 98 SW 7th Street, which has just received its temporary certificate of occupancy.
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