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Bezos Is Back: Amazon Founder Returns to Magic City

Bezos Is Back: Amazon Founder Returns to Magic City

"Sardines in a Can": Residents Speak Out Against Trump's Doral Project

"Sardines in a Can": Residents Speak Out Against Trump's Doral Project

Reggaeton Producer Rvssian Wants Top Dollar for Florida Digs

By Theo Karantsalis
Sep 13, 2023

The prolific producer and Bad Bunny collaborator is looking to fetch more than seven times the 2018 purchase price of the humble home.
LGBTQ Policies, Deluge of New Rentals Blamed for Miami Airbnb Slump

By Izzy Kapnick and Naomi Feinstein
Jul 5, 2023

As open hostility towards the LGBTQ community in the state reaches a fever pitch, a South Florida vacation rental manager says her visitor volume during Pride Month was much weaker than expected.
High-Rising: Little Santo Domingo Makes the Endangered Communities List

By Theo Karantsalis
May 17, 2023

"Wynwood is running out of space and they are coming here," the owner of Nitin Bakery in the Little Santo Domingo district tells New Times.
Luxe Land: Posh Lauderdale Units Planned Near Site of Nixed Affordable Housing

By Naomi Feinstein
Mar 9, 2023

A 30-story sleek apartment building is in the works right next to the site where the City of Fort Lauderdale rejected a 15-story affordable housing complex.
Affordable New "Micro-Units" Slated for Little River, Edgewater

By Jess Swanson
Mar 2, 2023

The Healthy Housing Foundation and Glavovic Studio are hoping their projects will serve as a model for sleek, affordable housing in Miami.
Feds Plan to Seize Russian Oligarch's Luxe Fisher Island Properties

By Alex DeLuca
Feb 28, 2023

The feds say Viktor Vekselberg's friend quietly funneled money into the U.S. to maintain Vekselberg's properties on Miami's exclusive Fisher Island.
Rigged Rent? Residents Allege Massive Price-Fixing Scheme in Miami Apartment Market

By Izzy Kapnick
Jan 20, 2023

A class action complaint claims skyrocketing rent in the Miami metro area has been exacerbated by a pervasive price-fixing scheme.
Bon Voyage! Crypto Firm FTX's Miami Lease Deals Axed in Bankruptcy Court

By Izzy Kapnick
Jan 10, 2023

What's the opposite of a ribbon-cutting ceremony? We're not sure. But the vaporization of FTX's Brickell office leases might come close.
For Sale: North Miami Condo Is a Stunning 1970s Time Capsule

By Jess Swanson
Jan 6, 2023

"Every home needs two things," the Zillow Gone Wild post teases, "and this Miami home has both."
Miami's Last Sears Store Eyed for Dense Residential Development

By Maya Washburn
Dec 29, 2022

Some residents fear there's no room for a planned 800-unit complex next to the Coral Gate community.
Lawsuit: Miami Beach Failed to Seek Voter Approval of Land Transfer to Bulgari Hotel Project

By Izzy Kapnick
Nov 28, 2022

Outspoken Miami Beach resident Mitch Novick wants the court to axe a $7.4 million transfer of city land rights to developer BHI Miami.
Miami Beach Voters Will Decide the Fate of the Historic Deauville Hotel Site

By Maya Washburn
Nov 3, 2022

The Miami Beach icon is headed into the final stage of demolition. What happens next is up to Miami Beach voters.
700 Euclid: Another Slice of Miami Beach History Crumbles

By Naomi Feinstein
Oct 28, 2022

Miami Beach's landmarks are slowly being erased as they succumb to the elements and the hunger for redevelopment.
Surfside Collapse Investigators Can't Access Their Evidence

By Joshua Ceballos
Oct 21, 2022

Investigators say the final report on the Champlain Towers South collapse likely won't be issued until 2025, partly because of trouble securing adequate storage for evidence.
Miami-Dade County Evictions Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels

By Joshua Ceballos
Oct 19, 2022

As rents and property values continue to climb in Miami-Dade County, residents faced more evictions from April to June than they did before the pandemic.
Tenants Sue Moishe Mana Companies, Claiming Unlawful Eviction in Wake of Surfside Collapse

By Naomi Feinstein
Oct 7, 2022

A group of downtown businesses aren't buying their landlord's stance that they were removed from their building because of structural safety concerns.
Save Tropical Park: Residents Dig in Heels to Battle UM Football Stadium Plan

By Naomi Feinstein
Sep 27, 2022

Nearly 3,000 Miami-Dade County residents have signed a "Save Tropical Park" petition to advocate against the proposed University of Miami football stadium at the park.
Miami Names Park After Cuban Militant Turned Business Magnate

By Joshua Ceballos
Sep 23, 2022

The Miami City Commission has unanimously approved naming a 58-acre park after Jorge Mas Canosa, a Cuban businessman and longtime anti-Castro militant.
New Affordable Housing Cooperative Opens in Liberty City

By Naomi Feinstein
Sep 22, 2022

The Housing and Healing Justice Corps is a new affordable housing cooperative created to help Miamians struggling to find a place to live amidst the rising rent prices.
Allapattah Residents Fear Miami Will Blow "Golden Opportunity" for Affordable Housing

By Joshua Ceballos
Sep 1, 2022

Affordable housing advocates see a golden opportunity at an 18-acre lot in Allapattah but fear the City of Miami won't come through.

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