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(Jazmine Santillana for The Biscayne Times)
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(ExploreMiamiRealEstate.com)
Palm Bay’s Triple Trouble
Litigation against the Palm Bay Yacht Club’s $46 million assessment is well underway, with final testimonies, closing arguments and a judge’s ruling expected within the next week or so. Read more
(Sabina Covo via LinkedIn)
Elections, Change and Turmoil From Miami to Surfside
The city of Miami’s special election came to a close Feb. 27 with Sabina Covo taking the seat for District 2. The new commissioner won with approximately 30% of the vote. Read more
(Miami-Dade Beacon Council)
Rodrick Miller Takes Place as Beacon Council CEO
Rodrick Miller is the eighth and latest president and CEO of the Miami-Dade County Beacon Council, and while he may be new to the Magic City, he’s by no means new to the game. Read more
(The Related Group)
Unique Developments Planned for Corridor Elite
Two municipalities along Biscayne Bay are expecting high-rise developments that can easily be described as unique, even by the Biscayne Corridor’s already top-drawer standards. Read more
(Milena Malaver for Biscayne Times)
$46 Million Condo Shock
The Palm Bay Yacht Club stands 27 stories high at 780 NE 69th St., and real estate listings for its residences – with price tags between $338,000-$600,000 – boast of Biscayne Bay views, luxury amenities and an idyllic South Florida lifestyle. Read more
(Johania Charles for The Biscayne Times)
Judge Orders Black North Miami Beach Commissioners to Show Up For Work While Court Battles Continue Over Mayor's Residency
All eyes are on the city of North Miami Beach as an ongoing dispute between members of its governing body drags on for another month in the face of pending lawsuits over the mayor’s residency and meeting attendance. Read more
(City of North Miami Beach)
Cities Step Up Septic-to-Sewer Conversions
In the Corona del Mar neighborhood of North Miami Beach, work crews operating digging equipment recently laid down rows of new PVC pipes and other sewer infrastructure below ground along several blocks of single-family homes. Read more
