There’s a move to put David Beckham’s soccer stadium on a golf course just east of Miami International Airport—near the flight path for the main runway that parallels the Dolphin
Soccer stadium planned next to MIA
Helping the Homeless
Helping the Homeless South Florida continues to struggle coping with the plight of the homeless, but at least there are some changes in attitude on how to deal with the
ONE LINERS Broward
►The Palace Group, a developer and operator of senior living communities, broke ground on the 320-unit Palace at Weston. ►National full-service law firm Greenspoon Marder acquired The Liaison Group, a
ONE LINERS Miami-Dade
►Commercial real estate brokerage firm NAI Miami negotiated a 13,792-square-foot industrial lease for global logistics services company Hankyu Hanshin Express. ►Transwestern secured a new and long-term lease for 50,000 square
Palm Beach News Digest
►Florida Atlantic and Cleveland State universities conducted a study to quantify the relationship between lack of paid sick leave and poverty in the United States, finding that working adults without
Saladino’s Success
If you haven’t been in a space designed by Saladino Design Studios, you might be soon. In June and July alone, there are the openings of Suviche and Novecento in
Virgin Voyages’ Sneak Peek
Virgin Voyages picked a host of designers to bring life to its theme: “The Modern Romance of Sailing,” shown in these renderings. The partners include Tom Dixon’s Design Research Studio
Midtown’s First Hotel
The Related Group, Dezer Development and SBE recently celebrated the grand opening of the Hyde Suites & Residences Midtown Miami. The all-star development team used a couple of rock star
The Good Life – Incoming Chopper
Miami’s One Thousand Museum condominium already is drawing attention for the curvy support beams designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, but it also will have one other unique feature: the only
Lester Sola charts the flight path for MIA
By Kevin Gale | Portrait Photography by Patrick Clinton Lester Sola might be dubbed the “Mr. Fix-it” of Miami-Dade Country government. He has reorganized several county departments, including elections, refocused