The forecast is sunny this week in New Miami news, as details of expansion for a variety of retail stores emerge, and industry experts predict continuous future economic growth in our thriving metropolis. Investment strategist has bright outlook for South Florida Jobs, wages and real estate prices will keep climbing this year in South Florida, … Continue Reading
This week in New Miami news, watch out for traffic on land and at sea, as the 2014 Miami International Boat Show attracts visitors from all over the world. Miami International Boat Show kicks off this weekend This year’s show is the largest since 2007, with over 3,000 boats in place. The yearly show is … Continue Reading
This week in New Miami news, David Beckham, new international airlines at MIA, Miami’s young adults, the new free trolley service in Miami Beach and Microsoft’s job training program all made headlines. MLS, Beckham To Launch Miami Team If Stadium Plans OK’d At a press conference yesterday, it was officially announced that Major League Soccer is coming to Miami. Negotiations to select … Continue Reading
Today’s New Miami recap focuses on Art Basel – both the art itself and the opportunity it brought for brokers to court potential clients. Record Sales, Crowds At Art Basel Miami Beach 2013 With over $3 billion worth of art on display and an estimated 50,000 visitors flying to Miami for the fair, this was … Continue Reading
This week, David Beckham, Art Basel, MIA and a Global Diversity Summit all made headlines. David Beckham chooses Miami to build his soccer empire According to reports, the international soccer icon’s MLS franchise team will be located in Miami. As passenger numbers rise, Miami International Airport adds more venues, flights MIA continues to expand with … Continue Reading
New Miami continues to attract national and international attention, and this past week was no exception. Venezuelans eclipse Brazilians as the largest group of foreign prospective land buyers, Caribbean wholesalers shop in Wynwood’s Korean-American owned fashion district, and the Miami DDA uses restaurants and the arts to entice New York City hedge funds. Commercial-Property Lending … Continue Reading
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