A new Redfin report counts about 10,200 condo sellers and 2,700 buyers in the Miami area. Local data shows a year's worth of supply and sellers taking 94% of asking.
Miami Beach's Planning Board voted 7-0 for a restaurant and stage lounge in the 1938 theater at 1445 Washington Ave., with a lower capacity, a 5 a.m. close and no sidewalk lines.
The 16th-floor restaurant at 270 Biscayne Boulevard Way returns with chef Alvaro Rayón de Jaime's Spanish and Mediterranean seafood, weekday breakfast and weekend brunch.
Your Homecoming game day guide: parking, the free Lot 70 shuttle, rideshare, tailgating rules, the clear bag policy and Friday's Boat Burning on campus.
Whitman Family Development says the new wing at 9700 Collins Ave. is fully leased for 30 luxury boutiques and restaurants. A separate housing and hotel plan for the site is still unapproved.
The ramp starts about 500 feet sooner and drops a merge point. Night closures continue near NE 1st Avenue, NE 2nd Avenue and NW 3rd Avenue as the Signature Bridge project moves ahead.
Miami's preservation board voted 6-1 to free the church land at 609 Brickell Ave. for the tower. Neighbors can still appeal, and buyers in that price range have plenty of listings to compare.
The 652-room waterfront hotel is newly renovated. Gencom links the deal to its wider Downtown bet, including the $1.5 billion Miami Riverbridge plan nearby.
The South Florida Community Land Trust's project at 6601 NE Miami Place is billed as Miami-Dade's first land trust homes for sale. Here is how the model and pricing work.
The free festival at Juan Pablo Duarte Park celebrates plantains with sweet and savory dishes, a cook-off, live music, a carnival mask art show and a kids corner.
NASCAR finales in Homestead, a free Greek festival in North Miami, Free First Saturday at the Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Museums on Us, Seafood Festival and Inter Miami at Nu Stadium.
The 43rd fair runs Nov. 15 to 22 at MDC's Wolfson Campus downtown, with a free opening block party, a three-day Street Fair, and Salman Rushdie and Margaret Atwood.