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09/11/2016

Very true..

Just because it's a seller's market doesn't mean you're halfway to the bank. Here's what to do to ensure you actually make it to closing day, your way.

08/12/2016

City of Miami unveils new agency to swap visas for foreign investment

06/10/2016

After slicing a dramatic $10 million from its price tag, this $35 million penthouse in NYC still managed to top our most expensive new listings this week.

05/16/2016

For months, fiery debate has raged over the future of Liberty Square, the notoriously dangerous housing project better known as Pork 'n' Beans. After Mayor Carlos Gimenez revealed an ambitious plan to raze the property and rebuild new housing, corruption allegations and fears that current residents…

05/10/2016

Organizing your bedroom closet begins with the "letting go" process and then sorting what you keep into categories that work for you.

04/20/2016

Miami's hotel industry, vital to the region's tourism economy, is under attack from Airbnb, and hotel owners need to band together to lobby against short-term rentals, developer Russell Galbut and other business leaders said during a panel Tuesday held at the Shelborne Wyndham Grand So

04/17/2016

Sprucing up your landscaping can be a wise investment. Here are several ways to make your yard look more inviting on a budget.

04/12/2016

No matter whether you're buying or selling, the home inspection process can be scary. But don't panic—there are seven ways to make it easier on everyone.

04/06/2016

Shoma Group is about to launch its first residential project in Miami Beach, a luxury townhome development near Lincoln Road. Called "11," the project will offer 11 three-story townhomes priced from $3.2 million to $4 million, or about $1,000 per square foot, Masoud Shojaee, preside

03/31/2016

The very things you love about a home—such as a pool or multiple stories—can turn off future buyers down the road. Here are seven features to watch for.

03/24/2016

http://www.miamitodaynews.com/2016/03/22/brazil-tourism-still-first-miami/

Brazil tourism still first in Miami by at MiamiTodayNews.com.

03/16/2016

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article66309497.html

Working with the Garcia family, known for its riverfront restaurant and fish market, the developers plan to build a $30 million complex of restaurants on public land alongside the Miami River.