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Miami Today
miamitodaynews.com > 09/09/2026 > deal-would-bring-a-second-historic-home-to-vizcaya

Deal would bring a second historic home to Vizcaya

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (515+ words) A single county commissioner may be delegated to broker a deal that would move the historic home of a three-time presidential candidate onto the historic property of landmark Vizcaya, built by an industrialist of the same era and long a…...

Miami Today
miamitodaynews.com > breaking > 14-million-could-carry-calle-ocho-to-business-improvement-district

$14 million could carry Calle Ocho to Business Improvement District

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (653+ words) Written by Genevieve Bowen on September 8, 2026 Calle Ocho could get a $14 million city-funded push for cleaner streets, stronger security and other improvements as Miami moves toward creating a long-term business district for the corridor. The Miami City Commission is set…...

Miami Today
miamitodaynews.com > breaking > miami-weighs-closer-look-at-short-term-condo-violations

Miami weighs closer look at short-term condo violations

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (427+ words) Written by Genevieve Bowen on September 8, 2026 Miami is taking a closer look at the growing footprint of short-term stays in its condo buildings, gathering fresh data on violations and exploring how other cities have worked around state limits on local…...

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miamitodaynews.com > breaking > miami-dade-office-market-on-the-upswing

Miami-Dade office market on the upswing

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (211+ words) Written by Abraham Galvan on August 25, 2026 Miami-Dade County’s office market is showing positive net absorption, lower vacancy and higher rents than in prior periods, according to local real estate experts. In the year’s second quarter, net absorption measured 344,000 square feet,…...