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The disgraced cryptocurrency exchange will no longer have prime signage in Downtown Miami.
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Miami-Dade County is moving ahead on a plan to elevate 2,100 homes and floodpoof 400 commercial buildings as the first part of a storm mitigation plan.
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Miami-Dade County rescinded a ground lease for the planned Miami Wilds water park that was to be built on critical feeding grounds for endangered bats.
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Miami added more apartment inventory than almost any other major market but still had the highest occupancy rate, according to new RentCafe data.
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The board of the college that owned the land didn't give proper notice of the real estate transfer, according to the ruling.
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Miami eyeing Uber/Lyft model "closely" to see if its financially feasible to rely on long term
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A Miami-based property owner seeks $76M as a refund for unwarranted building permit fees allegedly charged over 10 years by the city's building department.
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High construction, insurance and land costs make market-rate housing unprofitable for many of Miami's multifamily developers.
The town has prevented any liquor-serving establishment for decades.
Miami multifamily still offers developers and investors opportunity.
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