Spend more than a dozen years in the NBA and you learn a bit about patience, perseverance and persistence. Alonzo Mourning certainly did. Those traits still serve the Miami Heat
Zo gives back
Gestational Surrogacy: Putting Our Buns In Her Oven
I was under the impression that once you decide to start a family, you toss the birth control and give it the “old college try.” BAM! There you are in
Suburban Goes Urban
Suburban office parks are the poster children for urban sprawl, but South Florida is joining a national movement that seeks to address the issue. The New York Times and The
Miami’s trade decreases 5.32%
Total U.S. trade was up 2.79% through May, but trade in South Florida was down 5.32%, according to Coral Gables-based WorldCity, which crunched Census Bureau Data. A continuing factor in
Marine Transformation
For nearly a decade, yacht captains and crew have read about one boating company’s big plans for the area north of the Port of Palm Beach, a place where the
Meet SFBW
Welcome to the first issue of South Florida Business & Wealth. This is a new monthly publication being launched by Lifestyle Media Group, which already publishes 10 titles under the
Fort Lauderdale’s Turn
If it seems like there’s a boom in condo construction in Fort Lauderdale, the numbers back it up. CraneSpotters.com’s Peter Zalewski counted 12 projects in Fort Lauderdale in the first
Something’s off about new office space
The South Florida real estate market is again steaming ahead – perhaps to a frenzied destination – but new office projects still don’t seem to be attracting much development interest.
How to Choose the Right Bank
First, widen your perspective about how your bank and banker can help your business, advises Angel Medina, president of Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust. “The narrow perspective of choosing a
All Aboard
MIAMI STATION Scope: Station and transit-oriented developments will take up three million square feet on nine acres northwest of the Miami-Dade County Courthouse and two acres at Northwest