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Lemartec Completes Grove Bay Marina Hangars, Strengthening A Historic Miami Landmark

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The historic air and sea gateway to Miami has been restored and strengthened with the completion of an important construction project that consists of the retrofit and renovation of two historic steel hangars located in the heart of Coconut Grove. Rebuilding the iconic hangars rather than repurposing the land allows the district to retain the view residents and visitors have enjoyed for decades. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

There’s A New Wave Of Capital Flight From Latin America — And Miami Is Reaping A Windfall

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The latest influx of Latin American money to Miami is mostly because of political and economic instability. According to Miami real estate and banking executives, Mexico, Peru, Colombia and Chile are now the leading sources of foreign money coming into the city.

Unpacking Miami’s New 40-Year Plan Against Rising Sea Levels

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Though there are clearly no easy fixes to keep Miami above water, the South Florida city recently released the Stormwater Master Plan, a comprehensive guide that outlines how the city can combat the encroaching effects of climate change and rising sea levels. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Virtual Open Houses, Masked Notaries: You Can Still Buy And Sell A Home In A Pandemic

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Those who are determined can still buy a home. They just have to navigate the strangest market ever. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

How Is Miami’s Real Estate Industry Dealing With The Coronavirus Outbreak?

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While experts in the Miami-Dade market continue to report robust listings and sales of single-family homes and condos, the full impact of COVID-19 on the industry will take longer to reveal itself — and no one yet knows what that will look like. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Realtors, Developers Worry About Climate Change — But Buyers Aren’t Fretting Just Yet

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According to a recent survey, about 35% of 2,000 of real estate industry professionals said that climate change would be the most pressing issue facing the South Florida CRE market in 2020, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

In India And Pakistan, Interest In South Florida Real Estate Is Rising. But Investors Face Big Obstacles

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Thus far, South Florida has primarily seen only wealthy investors from India and Pakistan buying commercial properties and high-end residential properties, but an influx of new middle-class buyers from the sub-continent could dramatically impact the real estate market. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Federal Rate May Surpass 3% In 2019

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According to the Federal Reserve’s top official in Miami, the regulatory body is anticipating two hikes this year that could bump the rate to 3.25 percent that is expected to push up the cost of borrowing for commercial and residential loans. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Driverless Cars Could Upend The Real Estate Market

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The mass adoption of driverless cars could shift some of the traditional rules that govern real estate values, particularly those concerning access to mass transit. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Developers Could Face Stiff Fines For Cutting Down Old Trees in Coconut Grove

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City of Miami Commissioner Ken Russell, who was elected in November, is taking up trees as one of his top priorities. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE