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Language, Race And Birthplace Trends Make Landmark Shifts

The US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 2021, out this month, is the most recent window into Miami-Dade’s demographic realities. One valid notion is tha rapid change is fueled by continuous arrivals from abroad. We now are very much a county of the foreign born, and a long-term shift could be a game-changer in a nation that was founded on European arrivals. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Luxury Homebuyers In Florida Housing Market Will Begin ’To See More Options, Realtor Says

The housing market has been hotter in South Florida than just about any place on the planet over the last year. But now that interest rates are north of 7%, are they cooling the action in Miami? Dina Goldentayer, Executive Director of Sales at Douglas Elliman, joined Yahoo Finance Live to talk about that. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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New Technologies Like In This Coconut Grove Home Could Make Homes More Resistant To Hurricanes

While investing in strong building materials and incorporating hurricane-resistant windows and doors will help people manage more intense storms, building experts are looking at other ways of making homes more suited for the challenges that come with extreme weather. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Terra And Mr. C Join Forces To Announce First Ever Café, Le Specialita Market And Café

With the introduction of the café, Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove will be the first to bring quintessential Italian cuisine tradition to a Mr. C brand nestled within one of Miami’s most charming neighborhoods. The development is on schedule to open in 2023. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Lender Seeks Foreclosure Of Stalled Arbor Residences Project In Coconut Grove

Trez Capital filed a foreclosure lawsuit against the developer alleging the company failed to repay its nearly $21 million loan and failed to complete the five-story, 48-unit building. Prices for single-family homes and condos in the Grove have skyrocketed, and buyers at the Arbor are likely even more outpriced than they were before. Rising construction costs, labor issues and supply chain problems are affecting developers, as well. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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