A busy shopping center off Kendall Drive will soon feature a Tesla showroom and service center on the site of a former toy store. The new car complex will join other Tesla showrooms at South Florida malls, including Aventura, Dadeland and Brickell City Centre. Palms at Town & Country, off Southwest 117th Avenue, is getting the Tesla showroom and service center in late 2026 after years of discussion. Kimco Realty, which owns and runs Palms, announced Thursday it has signed[...]
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The original developer of Baha Mar in the Bahamas secured a $76.8 million loan, with plans to build on eight acres of land in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Miami and Bahamas-based More Development spent $115 million-plus assembling six blocks in south Wynwood between 2018 and 2022 where it plans a mixed-use project, said Whitney Thier, president of the firm. The project will be called SoWy. JP Morgan Chase provided the financing for the properties, which are along Northwest Second Avenue between[...]
Read MoreMiami Beach is getting closer to having more splashy meeting space for business or leisure. The Fontainebleau Miami Beach's new convention center is expected to be completed in November and it is already booking reservations for business and social events well into 2026, said Phil Goldfarb, chief operating officer of Fontainebleau Development, in an interview with the Herald. The building was topped off in April, marking completion of the structural framework. Dubbed the Coastal Convention Center, the new space next[...]
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Bercow Radell Fernandez Larkin & Tapanes is proud to announce its recognition in the prestigious Legal 500 United States 2024. The firm has been honored with a Tier 2 ranking, nationwide, in the category of Land Use and Zoning. Legal 500, known for its rigorous research and assessment of law firms worldwide, has acknowledged the firm for its exceptional expertise and client service in land use and zoning law. This accolade is a testament to the firm's commitment to delivering[...]
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Miami's Wynwood may be the hottest, hippest neighborhood in America's hottest city: A dynamic urban fusion of repurposed industrial buildings and warehouses interspersed with new, low-rise buildings housing shops, bars and restaurants, offices and apartments, all of it steeped in artful design and curated graffiti murals. Its success is no accident. The reinvigorated Wynwood, once a derelict industrial zone, is the deliberate result of unique planning guidelines and development limits painstakingly laid out a decade ago by district property owners[...]
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A proposed 48-story tower in Wynwood seeks to quadruple the neighborhood's height limit, thanks to the Live Local Act. Traditionally, new buildings were capped at 12 stories per city regulations. However, the 2023 Florida Legislature's Live Local Act allows developers to bypass these limits by ensuring at least 40% of new units are designated as workforce housing, accommodating those earning up to 120% of the area's median income. The project involves a 1.51-acre site at 2110, 2118, and 2134 N.[...]
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