Miami FL

Miami-based Integra Solutions is spearheading a multi-phase development set to reshape the city’s Brownsville neighborhood. The project involves redeveloping the 144-unit Annie Coleman 15 and replacing it (and the surrounding parcels) with 905 residences: 303 in the first phase, 332 in the second phase, and 270 in...

For over 40 years, unhoused people living in downtown Miami have turned to a nearby Methodist church for a meal, a cup of coffee and a hot shower. It’s a ministry project that First Church Miami calls “The Breakfast Club,” and it operates four mornings a week, serving over 150 homeless men and women living in the...

A cold front is on the way and will increase our chances of receiving beneficial rain, but it won’t get here until tomorrow. In the meantime we have one more day of near-record warmth with highs into the middle 80s today with a 20% chance of a storm or two popping up later this afternoon.

As she welcomed guests into dinner on Thursday evening, Google Shopping’s Stephanie Horton began by addressing the biggest theme of the week. LVMH The Studio Marks Fifth Year in Miami “Welcome, thank you. I know the traffic’s awful,” Horton, the company’s senior director of global consumer marketing, said to the...

A new Miami law would allow developers to build up to double the allowable density in certain neighborhoods if they agree to pay into the city’s Resilience Trust Fund, according to an article in The Real Deal. The trust fund is designed to pay for flood control and climate...

Thank you, Chairman Rodriguez, for putting the Mental Health Center before the County’s Appropriations Committee this Wednesday. This legislation represents the culmination of 20 years of effort, following 2004 voter approval of General Obligation Bonds (GOB) to construct a new Mental Health Center. The Resolution...

Residents concerned after a coyote was spotted in the backyard of multiple homes in Miami Springs. News spread as residents posted videos of the coyote to the Miami Springs Community Group on Facebook. One of the videos posted by Miami Springs resident and founder of Charlie’s Ice Cream, Charles Sauer...

Miami’s smash burger legend finally landed a permanent home in Wynwood after years of sold-out pop-ups across South Florida. Ted Armas kicked off Miami’s entire pop-up smash burger craze, going from backyard cookouts in Hialeah to winning the prestigious Schweid and Sons Judges Award for Best Burger at Burger Bash...

The City of North Miami will consider plans for a hotel/convention center on Tuesday. The North Miami Hotel & Convention Center would measure 20 stories above grade and comprise close to 545,000 square feet of new construction. If approved, the multi-million-dollar venture would replace multiple single-family homes...

From mall anchors to question marks, Sears' shrinking footprint in Miami and Orlando shows how Florida real estate and shopping habits have moved on. By Senior Staff Writer, Edmond Thorne for OmniCom MultiMedia.