The Marine Garden, also known as the Peacock Garden, has been closed since 1992. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Vizcaya Garden Finally Reopens To The Public After Nearly 25 Years Read More »
A number of local developers discussed a growing trend around the city for builders to turn their cheeks to the condo market. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Builders Opt For Rentals Read More »
The 1.35-acre assemblage at 3101 Grand Avenue includes six parcels that break down to four single-family lots and two commercial properties. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Land Assemblage In Coconut Grove Goes On The Market For $40 Million Read More »
\”We can create a tenant mix that’s unique to what Coconut Grove is becoming – a cool, hipster, foodie environment…\” CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Retail Building On Coconut Grove\’s Grand Avenue Finds New Owner Read More »
While we\’re seeing South Florida\’s condo market hit a pause, Park Grove continues to be a scorching commodity. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Experience Park Grove Living With This New Rendering Video Read More »
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
Developers Could Face Stiff Fines For Cutting Down Old Trees in Coconut Grove Read More »
High-end real estate, upscale shopping, and fine dining add new life to Miami’s most interesting neighborhood. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Why Park Grove Is The Key To Rebuilding Coconut Grove Read More »
Grove at Grand Bay “as a whole has a substantially smaller carbon footprint than a typical building of its size. This is especially important in South Florida, an area prone to sea-level rise. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Grove At Grand Bay Will Become Miami\’s First Eco-Friendly Development Read More »
More than 7,300 new units are in the pipeline, and developers are preparing to lower prices and offer more perks to move them. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami\’s Condos Shift To Buyer\’s Market Read More »
Miami chef and restaurateur Giorgio Rapicavoli, along with Grove Bay Hospitality Group, are behind Glass & Vine and Matt Kuscher announced he will open the Spillover. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Glass & Vine Now Open, Lokal Owners To Launch New Grove Concept Read More »
