Miami-Dade’s school system and housing department have a plan to build low-rent apartments at Phillis Wheatley Elementary and at an expansion school at Southside Elementary in Miami. The rents would be targeted at teachers caught in a pricey real estate market. Read More »

Miami-based Bar Invest Group just sold an apartment building in Miami’s Upper East Side to Israeli-born real estate investor Yoram Izhak. Izhak, co-founder and CEO of IMC Equity Group, paid about $5.6 million, or $124,000 per unit, for the 45-unit building at 8000 Northeast Bayshore Court. He fin Read More »

Miami-based Bar Invest Group just sold an apartment building in Miami’s Upper East Side to Israeli-born real estate investor Yoram Izhak. Izhak, co-founder and CEO of IMC Equity Group, paid about $5.6 million, or $124,000 per unit, for the 45-unit building at 8000 Northeast Bayshore Court. He fin Read More »

His honor’s first official tweet said simply, “Now, I’ll be even more accessible to #Miami residents​.” Read More »

Miami-based Bar Invest Group just sold an apartment building in Miami’s Upper East Side to Israeli-born real estate investor Yoram Izhak. Izhak, co-founder and CEO of IMC Equity Group, paid about $5.6 million, or $124,000 per unit, for the 45-unit building at 8000 Northeast Bayshore Court. He fin Read More »

His honor’s first official tweet said simply, “Now, I’ll be even more accessible to #Miami residents​.” Read More »

The death of Andrea Greenberg last October was declared an opioid overdose, as The Real Deal reported, however, her friends and sister remain suspicious over the circumstances, particularly in light of an ensuing legal battle with Greenberg’s long-time partner, Alejandro Aparicio. According to co Read More »

The crane operator fell onto a construction platform high above the ground. Read More »

Real estate executive Andrea Greenberg was found dead in her home on Oct. 10, 2017. Now her sister Valerie is squaring off against her boyfriend Alejandro Aparicio in court. In the balance: An estate worth more than $1 million. Read More »

The U.S. Treasury Department is extending its crackdown on money laundering in Miami real estate, as well as other high-priced housing markets. Criminals often clean dirty cash by buying expensive condos and mansions through shell companies. Read More »