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Smart Cities Miami Conference February 22 & 23

Press Release: Miami Real Estate Tech Startup Aims to Put Agents Back in the Online Driver Seat

Miami, FL – Gridics LLC, a Miami-based startup, announced the beta launch of its hyper-local real estate data and analytics platform.

Miami CBD Re-Sale Condo Prices Flat Vs. Year Ago, Amidst Declining Sales Volume

The aggregate median price per square foot of condominiums built after 2004 (resale data only) was $387 in March of 2016, exactly as it was in March of 2015 for the area including: Brickell, Downtown, Omni, Edgewater & Midtown (See Map Below).

Flowers and Candles for Zaha Hadid Collect Outside One Thousand Museum

Bouquets of flowers, cards, and a ring of candles mourning the death of architect Zaha Hadid appeared today along the construction fencing of One Thousand Museum, her Miami skyscraper.

A Thousand Tears for Miami’s Beloved Friend, Zaha Hadid

Zaha Hadid, the first woman to win a Pritzker Prize, an internationally renowned architect, and the designer One Thousand Museum, which is currently under construction on Biscayne Boulevard, died today at the age of 65 in Miami.

Pritzker Prize Winning Architect Rafael Moneo Designing Apeiron at the Jockey Club

Rafael Moneo, with 50 years of international architectural acclaim and a Pritzker under his belt, is designing the planned Apeiron at the Jockey Club.

Updated South Pointe Towers Loft Hits the Market for $975,000

South Pointe Towers was built in the heady 1980s, a very, very different time from today, when it would still have been surrounded by a very pre-gentrified South Beach.

Elysee Begins Contract Conversions, Preparing for Site Work

Elysee, a luxury condominium tower coming to Edgewater that has the unusual characteristic of being wider at the top than the bottom, has officially begun converting its reservations to contracts, according to a representative.

Are High-Design Playrooms the New Frontier of the Amenity Arms Race?

Some of Miami’s biggest new condo towers are being planned with well-heeled, worldly families in mind, with larger units, more amenities for the kids, and ‘service suits’ to stash the live-in nanny.

South Beach Loft Flips Back on the Market After 2 Years for 400% More

On April 10th 2014, this 960 square foot live/work loft at the intersection of Lenox Avenue and 16th Street in South Beach sold for $415,000, making its owner a $35,000 profit in less than two years.

We’re Hiring: Gridics is Looking for a Research Associate to Join Our Growing Team

Gridics is looking for a Research Associate to manage and maintain our database of real estate development projects across South Florida, out of our Downtown Miami office.

The Suburbs Are Falling Behind the Urban Core, and Might Not Catch Up

The 2008-2011 market crash that left construction cranes dangling above Miami’s unfinished towers and unbuilt outer-suburban communities more-or-less came to a halt in 2010, marking the beginning of a recovery.