Colombo’s CMC Group is partnering with Ashi’s Fort Partners to develop the Four Seasons Private Residences at 2699 South Bayshore Drive. Sales are already underway at the luxury condo project with buyers skipping reservations and signing contracts for units at the planned 20-story, roughly 70-unit building.
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The pandemic accelerated the Grove’s popularity, attracting transplants from New York, Chicago, and California due to its proximity to all things great about Miami — including well-regarded private schools, a relatively quick drive to downtown, sophisticated dining, bayside parks and the revitalized Dinner Key pleasure boat marina.
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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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#BlueGrove is one of four quarterly initiatives in the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District. This seasonal campaign focused on water-quality awareness, is connecting a series of interrelated events inspiring businesses to take a leadership role in providing smart, sustainable options to their customers and guests.
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Sources say developer Ugo Colombo is teaming up with Nadim Ashi’s Fort Partners on a planned Four Seasons-branded tower in Miami’s Coconut Grove. The development would rise on the site of the Kaufman Rossin office building at 2699 South Bayshore Drive, which is being demolished.
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The pandemic accelerated the Grove’s popularity, attracting transplants from New York, Chicago and California due to its proximity to all things great about Miami — including well-regarded private schools, a relatively quick drive to downtown, sophisticated dining, bayside parks and the revitalized Dinner Key pleasure boat marina.
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First established in 1873, Coconut Grove has danced through many incarnations as Miami’s oldest community. But history is no match for bulldozers. The houses of the old Grove are vanishing at an accelerated pace. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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As Miami-Dade County’s transportation and public works department launches a $16 million, multiyear effort to rebuild road and trail after years of talk but little action, its engineers face a difficult conundrum: How to improve road conditions in the narrow corridor while enhancing the safety and appeal of the heavily used though frayed Commodore Trail. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
After six years of lawsuits and appeals, Grove Isle residents and the island’s owner have settled a legal dispute, paving the way for the community’s first new project in 40 years. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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Miami-Dade’s real estate market may be in for a record year, local experts have said, and in the Coconut Grove neighborhood factors like low inventory and walkability are causing homes to sell fast and prices to rise. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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