Amendment 3: What Miami-Dade homeowners, buyers and sellers should know before Nov. 3
The property tax measure would raise the homestead exemption to $250,000 by 2028. When you became a Florida resident could decide who gets it.
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The property tax measure would raise the homestead exemption to $250,000 by 2028. When you became a Florida resident could decide who gets it.
The owner of the Murgado Buick/GMC block wants taller zoning to store inventory. Planners recommend denial, and an advisory board backed only part of the plan.
The open-fire steakhouse opens Thursday at the Andaz in Mid-Beach, three years after the original Bazaar closed in South Beach.
From Miracle Mile candy stops to Lincoln Road's costume parade and Wynwood's all-night block party, here's your Oct. 30-31 plan.
The condo association and Jay Newman want a court to force construction of the Fifth Street crossing. A city committee is set to discuss an alternative on October 21.
Miami’s design board is scheduled to review a 406-home proposal at 1836 Biscayne Boulevard on October 21.
Food + Life · Little River
The NW 71st Street distillery offers guided tastings, a working production space and cocktails built around its rum.
Real Estate · West Dade
Miami-Dade’s October 20 agenda calls for negotiations over a 99-year lease, with income limits, county parking and review waivers on the table.
Development · Bay Harbor Islands
Terra’s completed Bay Harbor Islands office building is more than 90% leased, its lender says. A market and wellness club are planned for next year.
Guides · South Miami-Dade
Zoo Miami’s two-day event includes trick-or-treating for children 12 and younger, costumes and special treats for the animals.
A sponsor has asked to move the October 20 item into January. The plan would limit long stays at anchor and has drawn concern from people living on boats.
Anantara, ELLE and major rental plans bring different kinds of housing to the same six-block stretch.
Metro Express is running, Mandarin Oriental has broken ground and several major transit links still need money and access deals.
A planned 33-acre greenway under the I-395 bridge could reconnect neighborhoods divided by a highway, but funding and construction timing remain central.
The former big-box-store site could become a new connection between Wynwood, Midtown and the Design District.
A new city deal would keep the fair through 2031. This December brings a smaller floor plan and free, playable art in Collins Park.
The national benchmark is unchanged this week. On a hypothetical $560,000 loan, it means about $3,877 a month before taxes and insurance.
Early voting opens October 19 at 28 sites. Downtown Miami and Miami Beach offer several options, and the mail ballot request deadline is next week.
The Coral Gables plan pairs new gathering spaces with street improvements. A developer announcement targets construction in January 2027.
Food + Life · South Beach / Miami-Dade
Florida’s harvest opened October 15. Here is what to know about the first catches, a South Beach takeout option and bringing claws home.
Free family art, books and Ocean Drive music join a Redland orchid festival and Zoo Miami’s adults-only costume party.
The bar’s owner opposes a marina redevelopment plan. Suntex says it wants Gramps to stay, with future lease terms still to be discussed.
The sites are on Alton Road and 71st Street. Other Live Local housing plans remain on the city’s approved list.
Food + Life · South of Fifth
The new steakhouse will take over the former Lucky Cat space, with Japanese and Korean flavors and a late-night lounge.