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Miami Cottage Sale Moves Brickell Landmark Toward Grove
Miami commissioners approved a $2.98 million sale of the historic Dr. James M. Jackson Office site, setting up a proposed Coconut Grove move and Brickell Key Bridge funding.
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Miami Hotels Got a World Cup Rate Bump, Not a Booking Surge
Early lodging data points to a mixed Miami tourism payoff: higher rates on key World Cup nights, but weaker evidence of a broad visitor surge.
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Miami-Dade School Land Housing Plan Moves Into View
Miami-Dade school-district land near the Arthur & Polly Mays campus is drawing new local attention after plans for income-restricted apartments surfaced alongside a board-approved redevelopment framework.
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Miami Catholic Schools Grow as Public Campuses Close
Catholic school enrollment is rising across South Florida while Miami-Dade County Public Schools moves into a year of campus closures, mergers and boundary changes.
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Miami's $150M Fleet Lease Moves Ahead. What It Could Change
Miami approved up to $150 million in fleet lease-purchase financing tied to public-safety, sanitation and street-sweeping vehicles.
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Miami Approves $2.98M Jackson Cottage Sale in Brickell
Miami commissioners approved a $2.98 million sale of the historic Jackson Cottage site in Brickell, with net proceeds reserved for Brickell Key Bridge work and later preservation approvals still needed.
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Miami Forum Maps a Future Cuba Rebuild, From Water to Transport
A Miami forum brought together experts from FIU, the University of Miami and the University of Texas to discuss water, transportation, tourism and energy in a future Cuban transition.
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Google Grows Miami Office to 45,000 Square Feet; Hiring Plans Stay Quiet
Google reportedly expanded its 1450 Brickell office from about 10,000 to 45,000 square feet as co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin deepened their Miami-Dade ties.
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Miami-Dade Narrows Superintendent Search to Two Finalists
Miami-Dade School Board members advanced Ernie Lozano and Rafael Villalobos as finalists for superintendent, setting up a late-July decision with budget and enrollment stakes for local families.
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Luxury and Cash Buyers Drive a South Florida Home-Sales Rebound
Miami-Dade and Broward home sales climbed in June 2026 as million-dollar and cash purchases outpaced the broader market. Here are the numbers buyers and sellers should watch.
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Miami’s World Cup Economic Impact: What the Early Numbers Show
Miami's FIFA World Cup 2026 matches drew nearly 450,000 spectators. Here is what early hotel and spending data show—and what remains unproven.