River District 14 development has officially launched and is now accepting reservations. With its 283 exquisitely designed studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and walk-up condominium homes, River District 14 gives owners a real turnkey experience.
View More
Truist Bank, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, has given Miami’s renowned condo king, the Related Group, a $164 million construction credit for the first of three skyscrapers planned for a premium 3.9-acre development site along Brickell Avenue, south of the Miami River.
View More
Voters in Miami approved a new 100-year lease for the builders of a proposed mixed-use project on the Miami River with the Dream Hotel as its anchor in a low turnout election.
View More
Hyatt and Gencom have recently formed a partnership with the goal to redevelop downtown Miami’s Hyatt Regency into a 3 tower development site located directly on the Miami River. This development is expected to enhance access in and out of the city, and revitalize a major section of Miami’s riverfront.
View More
As promised, we’re back with another market update of one of the submarkets in Miami’s Greater Downtown area! Today, we’re going to check in at the Miami Riverfront.
View More
KAR Properties has unveiled their lavish sales center for One River Point in the Miami Riverfront with an opulent Midsummer Night’s Dream themed soiree. The sales center has been in the works for some time, the sales of the project launched in October of 2015 and the reservations were converted to contracts in January of this year.
View More
Nine years after being built, Mint at Riverfront is getting a lobby face-lift. The project began on January 30, and includes new terrazzo flooring and accents. The work should be complete by the end of March.
View More
Almost two months after announcing his project, German Coto has opened sales at the ambitious and beautiful Aston Martin Residences in Downtown Miami. They have released the floor plans, pricing, floor layouts, amenities and a couple of new renderings.
View More
In their wacky-tobackie dysfunctional ways, South Florida’s politicians are getting serious about looking for answers to our worsening traffic issues in Miami. The latest ideas being floated (floated!) are aquatic, per yesterday’s county commission meeting, when commissioners got a preview of their probe into possible water transportation solutions.
View More
The Chetrit Group and Coto family are preparing to launch residential sales for their respective projects not too far from each other on the Miami River.
View MoreAre you sure to delete favorite?
