Miami Has Now Become “The Most Important City In America”

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Miami has become the most important city in America, FT Magazine has declared.

The city is now considered to be a “paradise of freedom,” attracting people from everywhere and of every political persuasion, the magazine wrote.

Many of the new arrivals are now attracted by the open environment in the city, in addition to the usual attractions of low taxes and good climate.

“The Miami Movement,” as mayor Francis Suarez calls it, gained momentum when Covid hit, and has grown so large that it has changed the city in a ...

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Planet Hollywood returns to NYC with new Times Square location

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Since opening its original location on West 57th Street three decades ago, Planet Hollywood’s long-term success rate in its home city has proven spotty. But owner Robert Earl hopes the third time will be the charm.

Earl Enterprises, the restaurant chain’s parent company, has signed a lease for 17,500 square feet across four floors at 140 West 42nd Street; the restaurant will occupy the lowest floors of the building.

Planet Hollywood was a hot ticket in the early 1990s, when the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone put a public ...

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Manhattan Rental Market Report

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There were 3,159 New Lease Signings in Manhattan in the month of January -49.5% from the same period last year, dipping below the decade average as listing inventory continued to collapse as prices reached record levels.

The Median Rental Price was $3,550, up +18.3% from the previous year, while the Net Effective Median Rent, the face rent, surged year over year by a record +23.3% to $3,467, the second-highest level reached in a January. This price ...

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Downtown Miami gets influx of firms, boosting apartment rental prices

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The downtown Miami office market continued to expand over the past year, despite the pandemic, increasing the number of people living close to work and boosting residential rents in the area.

Downtown added 17 new companies that opened offices between fall 2020 and June 2021, and they are expected to bring 1,835 jobs to the city in the next three years. In exchangethe firms are eligible to receive up to $150,000 each from the city over three years depending on the number of people they employ here.

The average rent for all ...

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City’s tallest warehouse could be coming to Queens

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The Goodman Group, an Australian company that owns what’s billed as the largest logistics center in the world is coming to Long Island City, where it could develop the city’s tallest warehouse.

Design sketches in the marketing materials show a building of nearly 700,000 square feet across five above-ground floors. Several of those floors, though, are double-height. So from the street, the building would appear to be as tall as roughly an 11-story office building.

(source: therealdeal.com, picture: Juan Carmy)

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First building in vast Little Haiti project gets OK

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The Special Area Plan and development agreement include a maximum of 2,630 residences, hotel rooms, nearly 350,000 square feet of commercial-retail uses, and more than 1.9 million square feet of offices.

The first building is designed as a 25-story mixed-use building with 349 residential units13,010 square feet of commercial-retail uses and 10,093 square feet of office space, with an adjacent parking garage with spaces for 393 vehicles and amenities, connected to the tower.

The principal owner-developer is identified as MCD Miami LLC, along with Magic City Properties I, LLC, a subsidiary/affiliate of MCD Miami and the owner of ...

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