Harry Tangalakis to get NAIOP lifetime award

CBRE Senior Vice President Harry Tangalakis will receive NAIOP South Florida’s Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring his 30-year career in commercial real estate. Edward Ansin, Armando Codina, Doug Eagon, Alice Lucia Jackson

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Inside Ultimate Software’s $11 billion buyout

I often ask entrepreneurs what their exit strategy is. It’s often having an initial stock offering, but Ultimate Software is going the other way by delisting from NASDAQ and going

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Stunning renderings of downtown Miami’s new bridge

The $802 million redesign of  I-395, SR 836 and I-95 in downtown Miami will be a major headache for drivers, but renderings show just how stunning the end result will

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Solé Mia’s The Shoreline starts leasing

If I set the SFBW wayback machine to July 2014, there was an article about the groundbreaking for Solé Mia, the $4 billion development in North Miami, in 2014. Now,

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Want Italian in Brickell? Here’s a new restaurant

The North Italia restaurant has opened in Mary Brickell Village, promising a commitment to handmade, seasonal cuisine. The restaurateur behind the eatery is Sam Fox, whose Phoenix-based Fox Restaurant Concepts

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Beckham’s Inter Miami soccer team wants to train in Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale’s Lockhart Stadium has a long history of soccer and is now proposed as the training grounds for David Beckham’s Inter Miami Major League Soccer team. The club, represented

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Flagler Village FATcity site sells for $23.12 million

An affiliate of Aventura’s BH3, a real estate investment and development firm, has paid $23.12 million for the  2.8-acre FATCity development site at 300 N. Andrews Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

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Mother-son duo power ahead at One Sotheby’s

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When I met Roger Stone

I heard about the seemingly inevitable listening to CNN on Sirius XM on the way to work this morning: Political consultant Roger Stone was arrested by the FBI in a

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Transit feud boils over

I’ve had a series of meetings and panel discussions this week where business leaders have been clear that the region’s mass transit situation needs to be addressed. It’s an issue

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The must have economic report for your crystal ball

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South Florida’s Hanley Foundation Takes on the Opioid Crisis

Photo by Eduardo Schneider When Madelyn Ellen Linsenmeir died at age 30 in mid-October from an opioid overdose, she could have been just another statistic. In 2017, some 72,000 people

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