Audra Miami Real Estate

10/07/2025

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An initiative in Miami-Dade County that allows for the reinstatement of driver's licenses and aims to reduce the number of suspensions kicked off on Monday.

09/29/2025

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Whether you want a free cup, a discounted cold brew, or a boozy espresso martini, this year’s National Coffee Day deals have you covered.

09/13/2025

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A new report is shedding some light on South Florida's housing market, and for buyers, it's great news.

08/21/2025

This is heartbreaking 💔

When I tried to interview Marwa, the internet in Gaza was so bad I couldn’t hear half of her words. She then sent me a written follow-up, which was so moving, and so beautifully written, that I’ve ditched the interview altogether and am including it here in full: “Israel bombed our house into a pile of rubble and dust. Everyone in it-- my mother, my father, my four sisters, my brother, my baby niece-- became a memory in the same instant. During the war, the home had become our lifeline. Comfort wasn't always in words. It was in a shared cup of tea in the dark. It was my mother holding our hands, her presence a silent promise that we were not alone. It was my sisters distracting the children with stories. We would huddle together, our physical closeness a shield against the terrifying sounds outside. It’s probably a mercy that the house is now gone, because I don't think my heart could bear to see the physical emptiness of the rooms where so much life once existed. It’s the 'unimportant' moments, the background noise of a living family, that I miss the most. I miss the sound of my father's key in the door at the end of the day. I miss my mother's hand on my forehead, checking for a fever that wasn't there, just out of habit. I miss arguing with Nour about politics and then laughing about it two minutes later. I miss Mona's quiet smile from across the room, a look that says: 'I understand. I miss Ayat bursting into my room to show me a funny video. I miss the boys debating which one of them was the better gamer. Where all that beautiful noise used to be—there is nothing but profound silence. If I had one more moment with each of them, I would simply say: ‘Thank you.’ To my father: 'Thank you for believing in me more than I ever believed in myself.' To my mother: 'Thank you for every silent sacrifice I was too young or too busy to notice.' To my sisters and brothers: 'Thank you for being the irreplaceable pieces of my childhood and my heart.' And if I could sit them together one more time, I would say to them: 'I see you. I see everything you did for me, for us. And I am so incredibly grateful.”

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Marwa Abu Al-Nour is a mental health supervisor. Her story is part of a series I am doing on the Palestinian staff of Doctors Without Borders in Gaza.

07/03/2025

https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/florida-cape-coal-home-prices-3f64a0df?mod=RSSMSN

Home prices have been battered by overbuilding, ballooning insurance costs and investors stampeding for the exits. Realtors warn there’s further to fall.

06/21/2025

Dr. Fiona Havers resigned on Monday after 13 years at the CDC, saying she could no longer continue while the health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., dismantled the careful processes that help formulate vaccination standards. Read her first interview since resigning. https://nyti.ms/3STVPH3