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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.
News and city life in Coral Gables.
Coral Gables was one of South Florida's first planned cities. Its tree-covered streets and Mediterranean Revival buildings still give it an old-world feel.
It is calm, but it is not sleepy. The city has a busy business district, theaters, an art-house cinema, museums, and golf and tennis. Homes range from downtown condos to family houses to waterfront estates. Downtown Miami is about 25 minutes away by car.
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 Coral Gables plan pairs new gathering spaces with street improvements. A developer announcement targets construction in January 2027.
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.
The city was planned in the 1920s by George Merrick. It keeps strict building and design rules, which helps keep its Mediterranean look. The University of Miami's main campus sits in the south of the city.
Yes. Coral Gables is a separate city in Miami-Dade County with its own government.
Yes. The city's trolley is free to ride.
Yes. It is a public pool open to visitors, with paid admission and seasonal hours. Check the city's site before you go.