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By Stephen Garber In Amsterdam (where I lived for seven years in the 1970s, just sayin’), if they don’t like you, they do not call you names or suggest rude

By Kevin Gale | Photography by Patrick Clinton Sometimes the cliché about entrepreneurial businesses being born in a garage actually are true. Take Levatas, for example. Chris Nielsen founded the

100 Las Olas has unveiled a two-story, $5.99 million penthouse on the 45th and 46th floors. It has 5,281 square feet with four bedrooms, a family room, a den and

The Biltmore is closing in on a December deadline to complete a $25 million renovation that started last year. The main lobby is already finished. It still has its iconic

PMG is attacking the region’s workforce housing crisis while also creating a social living concept at X Miami, 230 NE Fourth St. One of the living options is rent-by-bedroom, with

There’s a bit of angst over whether Miami condos have hit the risky glut stage because no one wants a repeat of the Great Recession debacle. However, there is recent significant

By Sally-Ann O’Dowd Elaborate art collections—long overlooked by financial advisers managing clients’ money—are becoming an integral facet of wealth management, according to a global study presented at Fort Lauderdale’s ArtServe.

1-800-LUCKY Wynwood has its first Asian fusion-themed food hall, bar and marketplace with 1-800-LUCKY. The interior of the 10,000-square-foot market, 143 NW 23rd St., was inspired by the pop-industrial look

Aria on the Bay Arquitectonica founder Bernardo Fort-Brescia took cues from the nearby Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts to come up with the striking exterior for Melo Group’s

Hibiscus Island Mansion Hitting the market at $38 million, the priciest listing on Hibiscus Island, located at 370 S. Hibiscus Drive, is a contemporary home with unobstructed waterfront views of Miami’s skyline. The

Powered by American Stem Cell Centers of Excellence By Martin Lenkowsky;with additional reporting by Sally-Ann O’Dowd   Using art to heal the sick and wounded, donning goggles to diagnose brain

Behaviorial health center looks for medical issues By Martin Lenkowsky Undiagnosed medical problems can be an invisible barrier when addressing addiction and other types of behavioral health, which is why