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Riverside, a waterfront dining and entertainment venue, is now officially open in Brickell.
The venue is opening in phases, Riverside will have seven dining concepts, a tap room, multiple bars, outdoor activities and green space. In total, there will be 120,000 square feet of space on the Miami River. The design and landscaping at Riverside is said to be recreating an old Florida ...
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Here’s a first look at Eighty Seven Park, the newly completed beachfront residential project in Miami Beach. It is Renzo Piano’s first residential building in the Western Hemisphere.
“When I look at how the glass and suspended decks of the building appear to float, and how they catch the ...
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Miami’s residential real estate market is up significantly from last year, and some records are being broken, according to newly released data from the Florida Association of Realtors.
A total of 3,848 condos and townhouses closed in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach area during December 2019. That is an increase of 17.9% compared to the year before. Prices were up 7.9% to an ...
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Overall, monthly rents predicted to rise by 2% to $1,677
South Florida will see nearly 16,000 apartments delivered this year, leading rents to flatten in markets with added supply, according to a recently released report.
Fueled in part by population growth, the number of apartment deliveries will be nearly double the 8,871 units that were completed in South Florida last year, according to Berkadia’s annual report and 2020 forecast. That marks the highest number of annual ...
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Next year is likely to be good for construction in Miami with a new flock of construction cranes now arriving to build the city’s next generation of skyscrapers.
Okan Tower
Aston Martin Residences
830 Brickell
Missoni Baia
Una Residences
Natiivo
Society Biscayne
Legacy Miami Worldcenter
Luma Miami Worldcenter
Downtown 5th
Virgin Hotel Brickell
Block 45
2000 Biscayne
Yotelpad
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Strong economic and population growth led the financial site SmartAsset to name Miami as one of America’s top boom-towns.
Miami ranked fourth nationwide in the analysis, and was the top big city.
Analysts looked at government data from 500 cities for the ranking.
Here is how Miami scored in key metrics:
