After months of customers speculating whether their favorite Greek lunch and dinner spot in downtown Miami would reopen after a few weeks of closures, New Times has great news to report. Click here to read the entire article from New Times.

MIAMI.- El comisionado Manolo Reyes, en su calidad de presidente de la Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA), entregó un cheque por 175.000 dólares a Hermanos de la Calle, unaorganización no lucrativa que apoya a las personas sin hogar en Miami. Haga clic aqui para leer el articulo completo de Diario Las Americas.

El Downtown Developement Authority financiado por residentes de Brickell, Downton y Edgewater le otorgó 175 mil dólares a la Fundación Hermanos de la Calle. En Florida ya está en vigor la ley que prohíbe dormir en cualquier espacio público. En Miami-Dade distintas agencias y fundaciones se están movilizando en busca de recursos y asistencia para […]

Miami has always taken pride in doing things its own way. However, our bold economic ambitions will be for nothing if we do not have a robust downtown. The Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) is working to achieve this in a sustainable way that keeps pace with our city’s growth. The Miami DDA, an […]

Commissioner Manolo Reyes and his family were among many who fled Cuba in 1959 seeking political refuge from Fidel Castro’s regime. His father, who served as the last pre-Castro mayor in his hometown of Victoria de Las Tunas, instilled in him a strong sense of public service. Click here to read the entire article from […]

Commissioner Manolo Reyes and his family were among many who fled Cuba in 1959 seeking political refuge from Fidel Castro’s regime. Click here to read the entire article from Miami Today.

Over 170 special separation devices have been added in the buffer zones of the bike lanes along North Miami Avenue and Northeast 1st Avenue. These devices create protected bicycle lanes, providing cyclists with clearly marked space for biking separate from traffic, while also promoting slower speeds and discouraging vehicles from parking in these dedicated lanes. […]

Commissioner Eileen Higgins, in collaboration with the Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces (PROS) and Transportation and Public Works (DTPW) departments, and the Miami Downtown Development Authority (DDA), are thrilled to announce the grand opening of the Downtown Dog Spot, an innovative urban area designed specifically for dogs and their owners. Situated beneath the First Street […]

In efforts to significantly improve cyclist and pedestrian safety, Miami-Dade County has teamed up with the Miami Downtown Development Authority (DDA) to enhance the Miami Downtown area with new protected bike lanes. This initiative includes the installation of 170 special separation devices along key avenues. The devices serve as a physical barrier between the bike […]

Meraki Greek Bistro in downtown Miami reopened in a larger location Sept. 5. The restaurant is now at 190 S.E. First Ave., a block from its previous location at 142 S.E. First Ave. Click here to read the entire article from SFBJ.

MIAMI – Miami-Dade County Commissioner Eileen Higgins said it wasn’t easy to open Miami’s new “Downtown Dog Spot.” Don’t call it a “dog park” she said. Click here to read the entire article from WPLG.

Parking for the 2,000 year-old Tequesta Indian artifact known as the Miami Circle continues to be planned. Click here to read the entire article from Miami Today.

After Striking down an ordinance that allowed extra-large LED billboards to rise in downtown Miami, the city is waiting for a declaratory judgement to take down one last sign. Click here to read the entire article from Miami Today.

In recent years, Downtown Miami has transformed into a densely populated boomtown. Christina Crespi, executive director and CEO of the Miami Downtown Development Authority, counts more than 90 construction cranes dotting the skyline. Click here to read the entire article from The Commercial Observer.

Miami’s Downtown Development Corporation’s $27 million reimagining of landmark Flagler Street eyes 2025 completion, as Miami Worldcenter embraces business boom. Click here to read the entire article from Downtown Magazine.

Snowpoint Ventures, under co-founders Doug Philippone and Alexander Creasey, have located their headquarters in Palm Beach County, the South Florida Business Journal reported. Their mission is unique because of their knowledge and experience within the defense-tech space. Click here to read the entire article from Refresh Miami.

Miami DDA Incentive Fund Apply NOW | The Miami Downtown Development Authority (DDA) The Miami Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is offering $1.1 million in incentives to… Click here to read the entire article from eMerge Americas.

One of last year’s grant winners, Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO), performs a 90-minute family program of holiday music at Miami DDA’s holiday lighting ceremony, held on November 17, 2023, on Flagler Street. (Photo courtesy of Miami DDA). Click here to read the entire article from Artburst.

Experts are divided on what kind of incentives cities should be offering to lure businesses and consumers back to commercial properties, especially in downtown districts. Click here to read the entire article from The Business Journals.

Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) will launch the Downtown Creative Collaborators Grant Program (DCCG) to aid local visionaries in bringing projects to life that will elevate Downtown Miami’s community offerings. Click here to read the entire article from Miami Living.

As the final two phases of revitalizing downtown Miami’s iconic Flagler Street are ushered in, the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) has issued another round of grants totaling $80,000 to businesses disrupted by the ongoing roadway reconstruction, which is anticipated to last through 2025. Click here to read the entire article from the Miami Today.

Miami’s Downtown Development Authority is spending up to $1.1 million for businesses moving to or expanding within the central business and arts and entertainment districts and Brickell Avenue. Click here to read the entire article from Florida Trend.

Starting July 1, 2024, the Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) will launch the Downtown Creative Collaborators Grant Program (DCCG) to aid local visionaries in bringing projects to life that will elevate Downtown Miami’s community offerings. Click here to read the entire article from La Familia.

Edgewater stretches between the Julia Tuttle Causeway and the Venetian Causeway, pictured above. Both connect the mainland to Miami Beach. In the distance, a view of downtown Miami and financial district Brickell, nicknamed Wall Street of the South. North to Southeast view of the Miami skyline. Click here to read the entire article from the […]

The Miami Downtown Development Authority hopes to retain and attract businesses in the area. The Miami Downtown Development Authority wants to make downtown Miami an area where people can live, work and play — and it has one million ways it hopes to do that. Click here to read the entire article from the Miami […]

Miami’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is offering $1.1 million in incentives for businesses to expand operations in the area, stimulate the economy and attract high-quality jobs for local talent. Click here to read the entire article from the Miami Today.

Miami’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is offering $1.1 million in incentives for businesses to expand operations in the area, stimulate the economy and attract high-quality jobs for local talent. Click here to read the entire article from Miami Today online.

Christina Crespi has been CEO of the Miami Downtown Development Authority since 2020, a period with explosive growth in the city her agency helps foster. Click here to read the entire article from SFBJ.

Christina Crespi, is CEO of Miami DDA, and an avid piano player, at MODE Downtown Miami, a recently opened club in the DDA’s district. Click here to read the entire article from SFBJ.

The Miami Downtown Development Authority’s is expanding its incentive program to include small retail businesses and tech startups. Click here to read the entire article from SFBJ.

Miami’s Brickell Avenue was among the top 10 most expensive streets in the U.S. to rent an office last year, but it isn’t alone among pricey thoroughfares in Miami-Dade County. Click here to read the entire article from SFBJ.

As demand for residential and commercial properties continues to rise in South Florida, the need to automate services has become increasingly necessary for residential properties to continue functioning smoothly. Click here to read the entire article from Refresh Miami.

As demand for residential and commercial properties continues to rise in South Florida, the need to automate services has become increasingly necessary for residential properties to continue functioning smoothly. Click here to read the entire article from Fresh Miami.

As demand for residential and commercial properties continues to rise in South Florida, the need to automate services has become increasingly necessary for residential properties to continue functioning smoothly. Click here to read the entire article from RefreshMiami.

“UFC delivered record-setting $47.7M economic impact for Miami In 2023” — This Saturday, March 9, UFC returns to Miami for a second consecutive year, as the Kaseya Center hosts UFC 299: O’MALLEY vs. VERA 2. Click here to read the entire article from Sunburn.

South Florida’s pull as a sports tourism magnet strengthens this weekend as one of the world’s most popular sports entitles comes back to the Kaseya Center in Downtown Miami. Click here to read the entire article from the Miami Herald.

Por primera vez en su carrera profesional, Robelis Despaigne sintió lo que era pertenecer a la UFC. Como parte de la maquinaria de promoción de la empresa, el cubano participó en varias entrevistas con medios importantes, firmó posters y hasta se tomó fotos con estrellas de la talla de Marlon “Chito” Vera. Clic aqui para […]

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) will return to the Kaseya Center in Miami for a second consecutive year, and the mixed martial arts league says its matches contribute millions of dollars to the Magic City economy. Click here to read the entire article from SFBJ.

South Florida’s pull as a sports tourism magnet strengthens this weekend as one of the world’s largest sports and entertainment entities, a mixed martial arts group, comes back to Kaseya Center in downtown Miami. And all indications are the UFC, or the Ultimate Fighting Championship, will not be leaving anytime soon. Click here to read […]

The Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) is supporting Downtown businesses to help strengthen the economic vitality of Downtown Miami. The Property Improvement Grant Program provides up to $50,000 to individual businesses and property owners to enhance the overall appearance of their storefronts while supporting increased economic activity and investment. Click here to read the […]

The Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) is supporting Downtown businesses to help strengthen the economic vitality of Downtown Miami. The Property Improvement Grant Program provides up to $50,000 to individual businesses and property owners to enhance the overall appearance of their storefronts while supporting increased economic activity and investment. Click here to read the […]

Miami’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) has taken many steps to bring people to Downtown Miami, said Manolo Reyes, chairman of the DDA and district 4 Commissioner. Click here to read the entire article from the Miami Today.

February may mean cold weather in much of the nation, but in Miami, things are heating up like never before thanks to the arrival of the 55th edition of the annual Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show. Click here to read the entire article from yahoo!news.

Feeling nauti: This year’s show has six sites and events that will buoy buyers and yacht lovers alike. Click here to read the entire article from The New York Post.

February may mean cold weather in much of the nation, but in Miami, things are heating up like never before thanks to the arrival of the 55th edition of the annual Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show. Click here to read the entire article from AOL.