Sempre era Miami Beach, uma ilha de barreira no Atlântico ensolarado, que atraía a atenção, as notícias glamourosas, os bilhões de dólares em especulação imobiliária. Click here to read the full article from UOL Noticias Internacional.

13,000 residential units planned or being built in former ‘ghost town’ Click here to read the full article from the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.

Miami-Dade’s Metropolitan Planning Organization has named Atkins North America to study the feasibility of tunneling under the Miami River near Brickell Avenue, an idea discussed since 1965. Click here to read the full article from the Miami Today.

Ready or not, all businesses within the Downtown Development Authority’s boundaries must now remove opaque shutters or guards from doors and windows to comply with a city ordinance passed two years ago. Click here to read the full article from the Miami Today.

Miami didn’t get a vote in the Brazilian Senate’s decision early Thursday morning to impeach President Dilma Rouseff, who was suspended from office and will face trial on accusations of financial mismanagement. Click here to read the full article from Slate.

It was always Miami Beach, a barrier island on the sun-dappled Atlantic, that attracted the attention, the glamorous notices, the billions of dollars in real estate speculation. Click here to read the full article from The New York Times.

It was always Miami Beach, a barrier island on the sundappled Atlantic, that attracted the attention, the glamorous notices, the billions of dollars in real estate speculation. Click here to read the full article from The New York Times.

As part of Miami Worldcenter’s master plan, 450 multifamily units will soon rise along northeast 7th Street in Downtown Miami. Click here to read the full article from GlobeSt.com.

If all of the entities involoved in bringing Tri-Rail into downtown Miami can’t finalize financial agreements by May 17, All Aboard Florida may withdraw its offer to have commuter service operate out of its MiamiCentral terminal. Click here to read the full article from Miami Today.

The next segment of the transformative Miami WorldCenter development will consist of 450 multifamily apartment units. Click here to read the full article from Skyrise Cities.

The colossal fall of the downtown Miami condominium market in 2007 to 2008 became an emblem of excessive developer exuberance. Click here to read the full article from Southeast Real Estate Business.

Miami’s urban core markets generated $1.2 billion in retail property sales last year, with more than half of the total occurring in Brickell, downtown and Wynwood, according to a recent commercial real estate report prepared for the Commercial Industrial Association of South Florida. Click here to read the full article from The Real Deal.

Few places in Miami are growing as fast, or as tall, as Brickell. Click here to read the full article from the Miami New Times.

Through the Florida Legislature dealt a setbacl to efforts of the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) to bring Tri-Rail commuter service into downtown Miami, a recent Florida Supreme Court decision may pave a way. Click here to read the full article from Miami Today.

South Florida’s luxury real estate market has juggled several hits. Click here to read the full article from the Daily Business Review.

Even without the state’s help, Tri-Rail officials have found a way to finally bring the commuter trains directly to downtown Miami. Click here to read the full article from the Miami Herald.

Back in the late 1890s, when Henry Flagler extended tracks of the Florida East Coast Railway through the hinterlands of Florida down to Miami, mosquitos and water moccasins were likely more prevalent than people. Click here to read the full article from Foward Florida.

There’s no doubting the numbers: Miami’s luxury residential market is seeing fewer sales this year than last. Click here to read the full article from The Real Deal.

Turned down in October for $1 million in Florida Department of Transportation funding for the Biscayne Green project to build a grand promenade on Biscayne Boulevard, Miami’s Downtown Development Authority has re-applied to the department, said Eric Riel, Jr., leader of the authority’s planning, design, and transportation team, at last week’s authority board meeting. Click […]

Miami’s trophy real estate market has risen to global prominence in recent years, with a mind-boggling array of new high-end offerings. Click here to read the full article from the New York Post.

Directors of Miami’s Downtown Development Authority have come up with a new weapon in their ongoing quest to solve traffic problems associated with the Brickell Avenue Bridge. Click here to read the full article from the Miami Today.

What do Miami, Chicago and Seattle have in common? Click here to read the full article from the Daily Business Review.

Residential developments in a traditionally less glamorous area of the city are luring investors away from the oceanfront. Click here to read the full article from the Financial Times.

Projects to help create a gym under The Underline, a popup park along Biscayne Boulevard and a user testing group for local government technology all received funding as part of the Knight Cities Challenge. Click here to read the full article from the Miami Herald.

Though none of them were startling, one finding from a February study launched by Miami’s Downtown Development Authority gave rise to discussion at the group’s March meeting. Click here to read the full article from Miami Today.

Los rascacielos siguen multiplicándose en el centro de la ciudad. Click here to read the full article from CityLab Latino.

To find ways to put pedestrians ahead of cars on First Street between Biscayne Boulevard and Southwest Second Avenue downtown, Miami’s Downtown Development Authority hosted a public workshop this week to “get into the psyche of the Miami driver.” Click here to read the full article from Miami Today.

The Downtown Miami Interactive 3-D Skyline Map lets users see the status of every downtown office, retail, residential, and hotel project. Click here to read the full article from Building Design + Construction.

High-rises continue to mushroom in the city’s booming downtown. Click here to read the full article from CityLab.

New interactive map keeps tabs on the city’s continuous development. Click here to read the full article from Mansion Global.

With 100 gleaming towers in various stages of development, the Miami Downtown Development Authority launched on Tuesday an interactive 3D map of the downtown skyline that showcases the area’s present and future. Click here to read the full article from the Miami Herald.

With 100 gleaming towers in various stages of development, the Miami Downtown Development Authority launched on Tuesday an interactive 3D map of the downtown skyline that showcases the area’s present and future. Click here to read the full article from MiamiHerald.com.

Rapidly developing, densifying cities like Seattle and Miami are seeing their skylines transform year by year, as new high-rises gobble up the sky. Click here to read the full article from Next City.

Miami’s Downtown Development Authority has launched a Downtown Miami Interactive 3-D Skyline Map, which outlines 116 projects either proposed, under construction or recently completed. Click here to read the full article from The Next Miami.

The real estate cycle has been fruitful for downtown Miami’s skyline, with developers proposing and breaking ground on new projects seemingly every other month. Click here to read the full article from The Real Deal.

Track the new projects popping up around Miami… Click here to read the article from Curbed Miami.

One of downtown Miami’s busiest busy streets may soon become a lot more user-friendly. Click here to read the full article from GlobeSt.com.

Downtown Miami’s residential population has doubled since 2000. Click here to read the full article from Florida Trend.

Greater density is building in Miami-Dade’s infill areas, which are seeing big investments and dramatic revitalization. Click here to read the full article from Invest: Miami 2016.

El Centro de Miami es la zona con más nueva construcción y planeación de desarrollo inmobiliario del Sur de la Florida y se ha desarrollando al ritmo y variantes del mercado. Click here to read the full article from Real Estate Hoy.

On Dec. 1, 2015, Argentine journalist Jorge Lanata and his wife Sara Elizabeth Stewart Brown bought a three-bedroom, three-bath room unit at Asia, on Brickell Bay Boulevard, for $2.6 million. Click here to read the full article from The Real Deal.

Completing Brickell Flatiron has become Ugo Colombo’s main mission. Click here to read the full article from The Real Deal.

Slower to take shape, downtown got a boost from the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Perez Art Museum Miami and the upcoming Frost Museum of Science and 1000 Museum residential tower by Zaha Hadid. Click here to read the full article from Women’s Wear Daily.

Greater civic engagement is a mark of Miami-Dade’s growing sophistication. Click here to read the full article from Invest: Miami 2016.

Investments in public transit and sustained growth in passenger air traffic bolster connectivity in Miami-Dade. Click here to read the full article from Invest: Miami 2016.

High-profile events and increased venture capital are among the makers of growth in Miami-Dade’s tech hub. Click here to read the full article from Invest: Miami 2016.

Despite a strong dollar and saturating condominium market, the industry saw high spending and much foreign investment. Click here to read the full article from Invest: Miami 2016.

Miami-Dade is finding a place in the international art market. Click here to read the full article from Invest: Miami 2016