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Can region escape industrial slowdown?

The nation’s supercharged industrial real estate sector appears to be braking from its breakneck growth, after taking a battering from a prolonged government shutdown, an escalating trade war, a slowing

Digital projects transform operations

Digital transformation was a hot topic in a panel discussion convened by the South Florida Executive Roundtable at Lago Mar Country Club in Plantation. There were an array of technologies

Construction still booms, but market is changing

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Superyacht Village, enhanced VIP club coming to 2019 show

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GREAT PLACES AND SPACES

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GREAT PLACES AND SPACES

Head west on U.S. Highway 98, and just before Twenty Mile Bend, you reach Arden, a 1,209-acre community that Henry David Thoreau might enjoy. The centerpiece of the development by

GREAT PLACES AND SPACES

The goal of the Biscayne Beach Residences, 2900 NE Seventh Ave., is to bring the chic bohemian style of the Hamptons to Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. We’ll call this $8.5 million

U.S. further cracks down on Cuba

Ted Berglund, president and CEO of Dyplast Products, speaks with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross

The U.S. is further restricting the Cuban regime’s access to commercial aircraft and other goods, the U.S. Commerce Department announced Friday afternoon. The move by the department’s Bureau of Industry