Gun Scuffle Involving Realtor, Lender, Teens Started With Affordable Housing Protest
A protest over affordable housing in Miami turned dangerous this week when the young protestors were confronted in the street by a couple including a man wielding a gun.
Twitter was alive on Monday with a series of viral videos that showed a woman confronting a group of young black men on bicycles who were in an intersection in Brickell, apparently causing traffic holdups. The woman, later identified as a…
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New Lawsuit Is Another Roadblock For David Beckham's Miami Soccer Stadium
David Beckham has a beautiful family, a legendary career and millions in the bank. But so far, the soccer and fashion star has been having a hard time getting a soccer stadium built — in Miami, of all places, where developers famously get what they want. A new lawsuit has added one more hurdle for him.
It has now been six years since Beckham and his business partners, including "American Idol" creator Simon Fuller and Sprint Executive Chairman Marcelo Claure, first announced plans to put a Major League Soccer team in the city. But plans for…
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$350M Plantation Walk Breaks Ground
When it opened in 1998, Broward County's Fashion Mall was the place to get your Z Cavariccis and Boyz II Men albums. But after Hurricane Wilma blew through and inflicted her damage in 2005, the mall shuttered.
Following a groundbreaking yesterday, the site, at 321 University Drive in Plantation, is set to be reincarnated as Plantation Walk, a $350M mixed-use project with 200K SF of retail, 700 luxury rental apartments, 177K SF of Class-A office space and a…
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Opportunity Zones Haven't Been Finalized, But Baltimore Is Already Taking Action
BALTIMORE — Opportunity zones have been part of the U.S. tax code for just over a year, yet they still haven't been fully defined. Seen from one angle, the climate is that of a waiting game; from another, a buzz of activity.
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