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Chart: Miami-Dade Commercial Real Estate Sales Volume Ends Year on a Solid Note ~ December 2020 MLS

Jan 12, 2021 - Trends - 0 Comments - Standard

The chart above displays the trailing two years ending December 2020 of closed sales of Miami-Dade commercial properties, including improved commercial property and vacant commercial land, recorded in the Miami MLS. After a bit of a pullback in November, sales rebounded to closed out the year fairly strong, registering the sixth strongest month of the […]

Accepting Backup Offers: 27,350 sf / 0.55 acre Opa-Locka DMU Downtown Mixed Use Overlay District Tri-Rail Station Adjacent TOD Site; 650 Ali Baba Avenue, Opa-Locka, FL 33054

Jan 08, 2021 - Property Profiles - 0 Comments - Standard

This property is under contract, to close on or before May 31. We are accepting backup offers. Contact James Hawkins for details. Related Destinations: Listing at LoopNet Zoning Map Zoning Code Excerpt: Increased density of up to 100 units per acre is permitted for affordable housing developments as defined by Section 420.0004, Florida Statutes. 2030 […]

Video: See Miami’s Skyline Grow from 1925 to 2019

Dec 17, 2020 - History - 0 Comments - Standard

The metropolitan statistical area (MSA) of Miami is among the 10 largest MSAs in the United States, with a population that is today estimated at in excess of 6 million. 100 years ago, however, Miami was a much smaller city, and its skyline was but a few low buildings on or near Flagler Street. Today, […]

Virtual Public Meeting for Input on Underline Second Phase Scheduled for December 9th

Dec 03, 2020 - Development - 0 Comments - Standard

This Wednesday, December 9th, at 6:30 PM the Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTPW) will soon be hosting a virtual public meeting seeking input on the preliminary design of the second phase of The Underline, a 10-mile linear park and urban trail under construction that will transform the land below Miami’s Metrorail. […]

Sky Kennels: Mounting Sanitation and Noise Issues for Pet Friendly High-Rise Multifamily Properties

Dec 02, 2020 - Development - 0 Comments - Standard

Downtown America is Becoming an Open Sewer as Dog Populations Multiply in Multifamily Towers As Americans have been moving back to the central business districts of its cities, a situation has been developing that has gone largely unnoticed except by those affected; downtown America is becoming an open sewer. In downtown areas it has become […]

Chart: Miami-Dade Commercial Real Estate Sales Maintain Strength ~ October 2020 MLS

Nov 12, 2020 - Trends - 0 Comments - Standard

As can be seen in the chart above of the trailing two years of closed sales of Miami-Dade commercial property, both improved commercial property (with buildings) and vacant commercial land, recorded in the Miami MLS. October 2020 was again a strong month in line with recent, also strong, months. The Miami Multiple Listing Service (MLS) […]

Video: Stephen Ross Discusses COVID CRE Effects ~ CNBC Power Lunch

Oct 29, 2020 - Economy - 0 Comments - Standard

Stephen Ross, the chairman and majority owner of The Related Companies, a global real estate development firm he founded in 1972 that has been and continues to be very active in Miami, and owner of the Miami Dolphins, discusses reopening and the state of commercial real estate projects like Hudson Yards in New York in […]

Video: How COVID-19 is Impacting Commercial Real Estate

Oct 28, 2020 - Analysis - 0 Comments - Standard

In this video from Yahoo Finance, Doubleline Capital Portfolio Manager Morris Chen joins Julia La Roche and Zack Guzman of Yahoo Finance to discuss in some detail the latest commercial real estate outlook amid COVID-19. They talk about the variance in pain among various commercial real estate sectors as well as the offsetting positives of […]

Chart: August Miami-Dade Unemployment Level Reaches Lowest Level Since March

Oct 21, 2020 - Economy - 0 Comments - Standard

From its peak of 14.5% reached in only the prior month, the unemployment rate in Miami-Dade county plummeted in August (8/1) to 8.1%, the lowest level since March when unemployment had jsut started to creep up but was still in low single digits (3.7%). The continuing effects of COVID-19 on employment, and thus the economy, […]