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A rendering of one of the planned towers at Magic City Innovation District in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood (Arquitectonica)

National Issue

Miami redevelopment wave sparks fears of climate gentrification

By Lidia Dinkova | December 14, 2021 07:30AM

For 40 years, Louis Rosemond lived in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, feeling like he was in his native Port-au-Prince....

Miami redevelopment wave sparks fears of climate gentrification

From left: Cavalli Tower with Hussain Sajwani of Damac and the Surfside condo collapse site (Damac, Wikimedia, Getty)

Miami Issue Archive

From Dubai to Surfside: Inside Damac’s plans to redevelop the tragic site

By Lidia Dinkova and Katherine Kallergis | October 13, 2021 09:30AM

Now streaming: TRD’s podcast “Deconstruct” on Damac Properties and what’s next for the Surfside collapse site. Hussain Sajwani has...

From Dubai to Surfside: Inside Damac’s plans to redevelop the tragic site

Damac Properties founder Hussain Sajwani and the Surfside collapse site (Damac, Getty)

Miami

Dubai developer revealed as $120M bidder for Surfside collapse site

By Katherine Kallergis and Lidia Dinkova | September 24, 2021 01:30PM

UPDATED, Sept. 24, 3:30 p.m.: Damac Properties, a Dubai-based developer, is the stalking horse bidder for the collapse site...

Dubai developer revealed as $120M bidder for Surfside collapse site

Miami

Surfside site’s stalking horse bidder signed contract, auction slated for February as claims could reach $1B

By Katherine Kallergis and Lidia Dinkova | September 23, 2021 02:55PM

The stalking horse bidder offering $120 million to purchase the site of the Surfside condo collapse signed a sales contract, setting in motion a...

Surfside site’s stalking horse bidder signed contract, auction slated for February as claims could reach $1B

Alex Rodriguez and Constantine Scurtis of Lynd (Getty)

Miami

A-Rod gets 13 lawsuits dismissed that were filed by ex-brother-in-law over real estate empire

By Lidia Dinkova | September 20, 2021 05:31PM

Former baseball slugger Alex Rodriguez has gotten 13 lawsuits dismissed that were filed by his former brother-in-law, Constantine Scurtis, over their unraveled real estate...

A-Rod gets 13 lawsuits dismissed that were filed by ex-brother-in-law over real estate empire

A memorial site for the collapsed Champlain Towers South (Getty)

Miami

Here’s what’s next for victims of the Surfside condo collapse and the property

By Lidia Dinkova and Katherine Kallergis | August 25, 2021 10:00AM

The rest of the world has largely moved on since the oceanfront Surfside condo collapsed in late June, killing...

Here’s what’s next for victims of the Surfside condo collapse and the property

Soaring apartment demand leads rents to jump 10% to 24% across the region, pricing out locals who can’t compete with out-of-staters (iStock)

Miami Archive

South Florida apartment crunch: Locals squeezed out, as demand from newcomers leads to record rents

By Lidia Dinkova | August 24, 2021 01:58PM

Laura Flores is close to calling it quits on her apartment hunt. The 40-year-old Miami resident has done everything to position herself as the...

South Florida apartment crunch: Locals squeezed out, as demand from newcomers leads to record rents

Stephen Ross and Esperanté Corporate Center

Miami Issue

Stephen Ross becomes king of West Palm offices

By Lidia Dinkova | August 13, 2021 07:30AM

For Stephen Ross, his latest bet on the West Palm Beach office market must feel like déjà vu. In...

Stephen Ross becomes king of West Palm offices

The lot where Champlain Towers South used to be (Getty)

Miami

Stalking horse bidder emerges for Surfside condo site offering $110M

By Lidia Dinkova and Katherine Kallergis | August 12, 2021 10:45AM

A potential bidder has emerged with a $110 million offer for the site of the Surfside condo collapse that...

Stalking horse bidder emerges for Surfside condo site offering $110M

Office owners have avoided making a uniform vaccine policy, even though companies mandate their staff get the shot. (iStock)

National

As more employers mandate vaccination, landlords let tenants decide

By Lidia Dinkova, Rich Bockmann, Isabella Farr, Akiko Matsuda and Jennifer Waters | August 10, 2021 07:00AM

As Covid surges again across the nation, businesses and governments are increasingly mandating staff members get vaccinated. Big tech,...

As more employers mandate vaccination, landlords let tenants decide