If it can’t come up with $7.9 million in the next few weeks, Metronomic’s only finished Coconut Grove development, the four-story GroveHaus apartment building at 3265 Bird Avenue, could head for auction on Oct. 12. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Embattled Developer’s Coconut Grove Rentals Head To Auction Read More »
It’s expected many of the people who will be selected as tenants of the lower-priced apartments are from everywhere but Coconut Grove, due to guidelines set forth by federal housing officials for the recent apartment lottery. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Affordable Apartments Slated For Coconut Grove Read More »
Trez Capital filed a foreclosure lawsuit against the developer alleging the company failed to repay its nearly $21 million loan and failed to complete the five-story, 48-unit building. Prices for single-family homes and condos in the Grove have skyrocketed, and buyers at the Arbor are likely even more outpriced than they were before. Rising construction costs, labor issues and supply chain problems are affecting developers, as well. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Lender Seeks Foreclosure Of Stalled Arbor Residences Project In Coconut Grove Read More »
History is endangered in Coconut Grove these days. The charming old bungalows are being replaced by huge concrete cubes at an alarming rate, and gentrification threatens the historic Black Grove neighborhood. The new Mayfair, however, pays tribute to everything that made the Grove special. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Mayfair House Hotel Reopens After $50 Million Renovation Read More »
Up until a month or two ago, sellers were in the driver’s seat, able to practically dictate the terms under which they would accept a buyer’s offer. Now, though, buyers are regaining the upper hand. There’s still a way for sellers to maintain control of the process. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
In a unanimous Miami City Commission vote, a restaurant that voters approved nine years ago for city-owned waterfront land got another nine years for completion. The unnamed restaurant is to replace the Charthouse near city hall. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami Gives Leaseholder 18 Years To Build On Coconut Grove Bayfront Read More »
SH Hotel & Resorts has leased 5,800 square feet on the fifth floor of Bayview Executive Plaza, in Coconut Grove.. The decision to move its headquarters from Los Angeles to Miami was made last year in order to be closer to 1 Hotel South Beach and the substantially completed headquarters of SH Hotels\’ parent company, Starwood Capital Group, a private investment firm with $120 billion under management. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Luxury Hotel Group Moves Headquarters To Miami\’s Coconut Grove From Los Angeles Read More »
The long-awaited restaurant and bar at the nine-and-a-half acre Regatta Harbour development now occupies the former space of funky old Scotty’s Landing, in the shadow of the first Pan American seaplane terminal. The retro-chic restaurant takes full advantage of its waterfront location, allowing guests to arrive by land or by sea. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
New Retro Waterfront Restaurant In Coconut Grove Is Open: Here\’s A First Look Read More »
According to a new study, competition for apartments in Miami is fierce, and by far the most competitive nationwide, The average vacant apartment is being filled in just 27 days, with an average of 31 prospective renters per unit. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami Named Hottest Rental Market In The Nation, ‘Fierce’ Competition For Apartments Read More »
First established in 1873, Coconut Grove has danced through many incarnations as Miami’s oldest community. But history is no match for bulldozers. The houses of the old Grove are vanishing at an accelerated pace. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
History Bulldozed As Charming Coconut Grove Homes Replaced By Giant Concrete Cubes Read More »
