Miami police identified the man shot in the Blue on the Bay luxury condominium during Friday’s wee hours as Marley Jackson, a New Jersey-raised jewelry designer. Read More »
A new study may measure just how dirty Miami real estate really is. Economists looked at a recent federal crackdown on cash home sales and found evidence of buyers trying to avoid detection. That could be a sign of widespread money laundering. Read More »
A new study may measure just how dirty Miami real estate really is. Economists looked at a recent federal crackdown on cash home sales and found evidence of buyers trying to avoid detection. That could be a sign of widespread money laundering. Read More »
Miami police identified the man shot in the Blue on the Bay luxury condominium during Friday’s wee hours as Marley Jackson, a New Jersey-raised jewelry designer. Read More »
The historic Walgreens building at 200 E. Flagler Street has been sold for $19.75 million. The development firm Stambul plans to turn the five-story building into an assortment of high-end restaurants and shops to cater to downtown Miami’s growing population. Read More »
A new study may measure just how dirty Miami real estate really is. Economists looked at a recent federal crackdown on cash home sales and found evidence of buyers trying to avoid detection. That could be a sign of widespread money laundering. Read More »
The historic Walgreens building at 200 E. Flagler Street has been sold for $19.75 million. The development firm Stambul plans to turn the five-story building into an assortment of high-end restaurants and shops to cater to downtown Miami’s growing population. Read More »
Miami police identified the man shot in the Blue on the Bay luxury condominium during Friday’s wee hours as Marley Jackson, a New Jersey-raised jewelry designer. Read More »
The historic Walgreens building at 200 E. Flagler Street has been sold for $19.75 million. The development firm Stambul plans to turn the five-story building into an assortment of high-end restaurants and shops to cater to downtown Miami’s growing population. Read More »