At issue is the impact the potential school would have on the Grove lifestyle, peace and quiet and the loss of over a hundred canopy trees, which the school has promised to replace, but with it comes imposing new structures. CLICK ON THE HEADLNE FOR MORE
Coconut Grove Residents Preparing To Fight Proposed Private School Read More »
Things in south Florida are trending warmer as shown by the latest stats, starting out with the economy’s biggest engine—jobs growth. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
South Florida Market Sees Continued Demand In Single And Multifamily Read More »
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
Realtors, Developers Worry About Climate Change — But Buyers Aren’t Fretting Just Yet Read More »
Where do developers go when the Magic City’s opportunities are virtually exhausted? If numbers of cranes are any indication, the answer is they move farther south, into the historic and coveted Metro Miami nook of Coral Gables. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
After Miami Buildout, Developers Converging On Coral Gables Read More »
With 15 days to file an appeal, the new owner of the historic property and building at the decades-long wedding venue will not be able to break ground to build an all-boys school. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami Board Rejects Plan For A School At Villa Woodbine In Coconut Grove Read More »
Residents who have watched the old Grove’s tree canopy and charm disappear have mounted a campaign to stop the Carrollton School’s plan to build an all-boys school at Villa Woodbine. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Opponents Of New Carrollton School For Boys Say It Will Worsen Gridlock In The Grove Read More »
Jon Paul Pérez, vice president of development for The Related Group, recently discussed the strength of the urban core, the enduring value of waterfront properties, and more with Mansion Global. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami Developer Says The South Florida Buyer Is Changing Read More »
According to documents filed with the city, the City of Miami’s Historic Preservation Board is set to review an application by Coconut Grove Park Holdings to refashion the three-acre campus into the Woodbine School of the Sacred Heart, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Could Coconut Grove’s Historic Villa Woodbine Become A School? Read More »
Setting the stage for developers to capitalize on government-subsidized projects and incentives in the long-neglected, historic West Grove neighborhood, the Miami City Commission just voted to approve the expansion and extend the life of the CRA until 2047. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Incentives Could Be Coming For West Grove Property Owners, Developers Read More »
Once considered the largest wet slip marine facility in Florida before Hurricane Irma tore it up, the City of Miami is ready to bring the marina back to its former glory at a cost that could exceed $22 million. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Dinner Key Marina To Be Returned To Former Glory Read More »
