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“It could be the best thing since sliced bread, or it could be a disaster,” Urban League of Broward County President and CEO Germaine Smith-Baugh said. Several experts spoke to Bisnow about their questions, hopes and fears as the program…
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New TOD Project For Low-Income Seniors Breaks Ground
A new, transit-oriented development for seniors called Caribbean Village will break ground this week.
The seven-story, 123-unit project in South Miami Heights will be built for low-income tenants earning 60% or less of the area median income, which in Miami-Dade County is…
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Metropica Starts Leasing Its 670K SF Of Office Space
Numerous big companies like Magic Leap, AT&T and Universal Music have set up operations in the western suburbs of South Florida, but according to CBRE, companies like this don't have great choices for Class-A office space.
That could change as Metropica, a massive development in Sunrise, builds out a whopping 670K SF of office, including a 480K SF business park.
CBRE announced Wednesday that it has been selected to handle pre-leasing at 1700 Metropica Way, a 170K…
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No One On Amazon's List Has More Talent Than NYC, But It's Still Considered A Long Shot
It has been nearly nine months since Amazon announced its whittled-down list of cities for its second headquarters, and most analysts of the search have put New York City's odds of winning the bid somewhere between slim and none.
Analysts say high prices are what could ultimately cost New York the $5B campus, dubbed Amazon HQ2. Average rents in Manhattan hover at $4K per month, while the average price of a condominium or a co-op in the borough is above $2M. The city's construction costs are the highest in the world, and in a recent ranking of the most construction-friendly HQ2 finalists, New York didn't even crack the top 10.
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Despite Lawsuit, Paragon Opens First Cannabis Coworking Space In Hollywood
Los Angeles-based Paragon, a company that provides supply chain tracking for the cannabis industry and uses blockchain transactions, has just opened the city's first coworking space for cannabis-related companies in Hollywood.
Just a block away from the Sunset-Gower Studios, ParagonSpace at 1461 Tamarind Ave. is a 4,300 SF office campus with meeting rooms, an outdoor courtyard, a recreational room with table tennis, a kitchen and a lounge.
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Bisnow To Pilot Dealmaking, Networking Platform At Bisnow's Annual Multifamily Conference Southeast
After a warm reception at Bisnow's Baltimore State of the Market, networking platform BisnowMatch will roll out across 22 different Bisnow events this spring, summer and fall, from morning to full-day programs. The service, which allows attendees to set up…
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