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Miami Commercial Property News January 14, 2016: Miami Beach Firestone May Change; FinCEN Release Takes Aim at Miami Real Estate Secrecy; More…

Miami Beach Firestone May Morph to Mixed Use

“Opportunities to redevelop hard corner sites with extraordinary exposure in Miami Beach are extremely rare.”

U.S. Boosts Scrutiny of N.Y., Miami Cash Real Estate Deals

President Barack Obama’s administration, citing concern about the origin of funds used for all-cash purchases of luxury real estate, said it is stepping up scrutiny of transactions in New York City and Miami.

FinCEN Press Release: FinCEN Takes Aim at Real Estate Secrecy in Manhattan and Miami

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) today issued Geographic Targeting Orders (GTO) that will temporarily require certain U.S. title insurance companies to identify the natural persons behind companies used to pay “all cash” for high-end residential real estate…

Fourth-Quarter Surge Lifts Multifamily Investment Sales to New Record In 2015

Ending 2015 with the strongest quarter for multifamily investment sales on record, investors poured $150.6 billion into apartment properties in 2015, shattering the total set the previous year by about 16%, according to preliminary apartment sales data for the year compiled by CoStar.

Turnberry Ocean Club to Feature Sexy Duplexes, Pet Retreat, Outdoor Fitness, Etc

Turnberry Ocean Club has yet to break ground (this spring) in Sunny Isles but if the renderings of the 649-foot tower designed by Carlos Zapata and Robert Swedroe are any indication, the luxury residential complex will be stunning, with the…

Title Miami Market Cools as Foreign Buyers Flee, Condos Keep Coming

Welcome back to Property Lines, a column by veteran real estate reporter Alexei Barrionuevo. Each week on Tuesday, Barrionuevo will report on housing trends, real estate deals, and major business moves right here on Curbed.  An aerial view of Miami Beach and South Beach, where the condo market is…

An Inside Look at GLASS in South Beach

When the 18-story, 10-residence boutique condominium GLASS opened its doors in November, it became the final high-rise to be built in South of Fifth due to zoning restrictions and building preservation.  Our friends at Miami Condo Investments took a tour…

Commercial Real Estate National News Roundup For January 12, 2016

Four areas of retail real estate to watch in ’16, heightened apartment demand stemming from soft home demand, spotlight on Indiana, and a big deal closes in Rubber City, aka Akron, OH — it’s all here in today’s National Commercial Real Estate…

$398,000 Multi-Family Investment Sale Negotiated

NAI Miami’s Robert Eckstein represented the seller of the 4,146-square foot property located at 17100 Southwest 100 Avenue. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE…

Douglas Entrance Owner Launches New Strategy

The park has a new leasing agent and is undergoing massive renovations as Coral Gables’ office market continues winning tenant attention.

How Technology is Changing Hotel Scene

Amaury Piedra, general manager of Shelborne Wyndham Grand South Beach, shares some strong opinions in this  interview.

Miami Commercial Realty Firm Changes Name, Expands Focus

In the past five years, the firm has continued to trend positively with transactions totaling over $480 million, encompassing more than 16.5 million square feet of commercial space.

Debate Arises Over Miami Hotel Supply

Miami’s travel market is booming, but not everyone is buying the need for so many new hotels.