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The Best Things To Do In Coconut Grove, Miami’s Charming And Historic Waterfront

The Coconut Grove neighborhood continues to evolve while staying true to its roots, blending decades-long traditions like festivals and farmers’ markets with new destinations where people can enjoy a standout meal, retail therapy or drinks with a view. So discover a locals-vetted guide to the best things to do in the quintessential Miami enclave right now. 

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Miami-Dade Real Estate Market Surges New Heights With A Growth Of $471.5 Billion, Powers Up Property Tax Concerns

As reported by the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser’s office, the preliminary taxable values for the year 2024 were certified, showcasing a 10.7% bump from the previous year that could have Miami residents facing heftier property tax bills unless rate adjustments are made.

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Mixed-Use Project With 349 Apartments Planned In Miami’s Coconut Grove

The city’s Urban Development Review Board will consider plans for the 2.4-acre site on a vacant block along Grand Avenue in the historically Black neighborhood. There’s been more redevelopment in west Coconut Grove in recent years, as the luxury housing developers are buying older homes and constructing more expensive, modern housing.

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Judge Approves Partial Settlement In Coconut Grove Property Dispute

In what lawsuits allege was a long-running real estate fraud in Coconut Grove. a judge just approved a settlement among parties with the most money at stake. The $33 million deal omits those who put $20 million down on homes and lots where, their lawsuits allege, the developer fraudulently delayed completion while collecting multiple deposits and obtaining loans on the same properties.

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A Beloved Coconut Grove Market Faces An Uncertain Future

The Coconut Grove Organic Farmers Market could soon be gone, as new development replaces the community’s landmarks, piece by piece. The market, amid lush almond and live oak trees, feels almost immune from encroaching development. But the market’s history is also part of a larger story of a changing Coconut Grove.

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‘King Of Coconut Grove’ Is Broke, Judge Says. A Dozen Of His Lots Will Be Auctioned

A Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge just approved the bulk sale of one dozen choice, lush lots in the highly desirable real estate market of Coconut Grove. The auction is being held to raise money to help pay back $85 million that buyers, investors and lenders claim they are owed by developer Doug Cox.

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Disputed Lots Never Developed By ‘King of Coconut Grove’ Are Likely Headed For Auction

According to court records, a court-appointed receiver wants to auction off a dozen prime lots in Coconut Grove. Eight of the lots are still under contract to buyers, some of whom have waited years for their houses to be built as completion dates came and went and nothing happened on the properties.

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

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

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Billionaire Ken Griffin Wants To Move A Historic Home Off His Miami Property. Preservationists Aren’t Happy.

The Citadel founder and CEO is considering relocating the circa-1913 house built by William Jennings Bryan to another location where the public can view it. Locals are concerned about moving an old structure and ‘redacting history.’ CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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