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Is The Cancellation of Art Basel A ‘Blessing In Disguise’ For Miami’s Local Art Scene?

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The fair’s cancellation this year has pulled the plug on a yearly promise of crowds, creativity and a major economic boost for the city. But is it a blessing in disguise – a reset button that will allow the spotlight to shine on Miami’s local art scene instead of being clouded by the international fair? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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With Loss Of Art Basel, South Florida Puts Focus On Creativity In Other Ways

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Art Basel became the latest cultural casualty of Covid-19. Scheduled for December, the event is now set to to return in June 2021. Although there’s no way to replace the lost revenue, the communities of Miami and neighboring Fort Lauderdale look to recreate some sense of the event’s energy and activity. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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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

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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

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