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Do you remember your first foray into the baking industry? You could say Slice & Ice in Coconut Grove were the first people to carry…

Optimism and concern are sharing the stage in Miami real estate these days, with some worried about global volatility slowing the market down, and others…

Peacocks amble down the side streets. The vegetation has an overgrown, jungle-like quality. Hippies once camped out here in vacant lots and public parks. And…

In our final series of Miami resolutions, we checked in with local leaders from urban planning to real estate development to better understand our cities…

MIAMI—Federal Property Trust is on a mission to reboot some of South Florida’s most iconic properties. In 2015, the publicly-traded REIT purchased CocoWalk for $87.5…

It’s no secret that boatloads of investment money flowed through Miami during 2015. But what companies were behind those purchases, and what were they buying?…

Retail is in flux but these disruptive challenges will undoubtedly become opportunities as retailers and real estate adjust to the new normal. Some of these…

Miami Worldcenter has overhauled its retail strategy from big-box mall to “high street” retail, but the competition is no less intense. The original plan for…

Miami’s real estate market is now flattening, as foreign currency devaluations put a damper on spending, industry experts told attendees during a Bisnow conference on…

When The Comras Co hunts for its next redevelopment deals, one of its focuses is on demographics: Who are the customers and what are they…

Another Curbed Cup champion has been crowned. Congratulations to Coconut Grove for winning our annual contest for neighborhood of the year, as voted on by…

There were a dizzying amount of commercial real estate transactions in South Florida in 2015 as investors sought out the stability of bricks and mortar.…