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Miami New Times · Miami Beach, FL
Nearby: Miami Beach, FL"He basically forced himself on me," Sarah Kellen, who worked with Epstein for 15 years, said of Philip Levine.
Miami Today · Miami Beach, FL
Nearby: Miami Beach, FLMiami Beach has about $4 billion in development projects citywide, according to Steven Anthony, the city’s economic development director, as officials work to attract businesses beyond the city’s traditional tourism and hospitality industries. The projects include hospitality, residential, commercial and mixed-use development, Mr. Anthony said. He said Miami Beach is seeing strong interest from restaurants, family offices, hedge funds and venture capital firms looking to establish or expand their presence in the city. “There’s just a ton of interest in Miami Beach at this point,” Mr. Anthony said. The city is particularly focused on attracting financial services, technology, healthcare, health and wellness and creative industry businesses as part of its efforts to diversify the local economy. Mr.
Miami in News · Coconut Grove, FL
Nearby: Coconut Grove, FLCoconut Grove rewards deep pockets, but the range is wide. Typical asking rent in the Grove's 33133 zip stood at $3,646 in September 2026, per Zillow's rent index, while the typical home value hit $1,383,025 the same month. The village takes more money than most of Miami, yet cheaper doors exist inland from the bay. The Grove is Miami's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, per Wikipedia's profile of the area. It runs from Biscayne Bay east to LeJeune Road west, with US 1 and the Rickenbacker Causeway at the north end and North Prospect Drive at the south. Zip code 33133 covers most of it, spilling a little into Coral Way and Coral Gables. The sections below cover rents and purchase prices, then the daily costs around the village. How much rent does a Coconut Grove apartment cost? Zillow's observed rent index put the typical asking rent for the zip at $3,646 in September 2026, per the zip-level rent file.
Miami New Times · Doral, FL
Nearby: Doral, FLCouncil member Maureen Porras wanted a debate on ending Doral’s 287(g) deal. The city attorney kept it off the agenda.
Miami Today · Pinecrest, FL
Nearby: Pinecrest, FLPINECREST BRIDGE FUNDING: Work by the Village of Pinecrest to convert an existing utility bridge into a pedestrian bridge at Southwest 62nd Avenue over the C-2 Canal is to start by the end of the year, county commissioners are told as a committee is asked this week to approve an agreement for the county to provide up to $250,000 for the work. The money is to come from funds collected for mobility impact fees. Full county commission approval would follow the Infrastructure, Innovation and Technology Committee vote this week. SPEED HUMP TESTING: Rubber speed humps to control traffic would be tested in the district of Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis under legislation before the county’s Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee this week.
Davie County Enterprise Record · Davie, FL
Nearby: Davie, FLSeventh-grader Tristan Farr commanded the attention of the Mocksville Board of Commissioners last Tuesday as he presented his project to hang banners in town that celebrate local veterans. “I was nervous at first, but it was fun,” Farr said. The project sprang from Farr’s involvement in the Davie Respect Initiative, which, according to its website, is a program created to encourage and highlight projects or ideas initiated by young adults to make a difference in Davie County. The town will finalize the details, but Farr’s efforts mean that next year, veterans will be honored by having their photo displayed on banners along the main thoroughfares in Mocksville. Applications are expected to begin being accepted in January. Currently plans being discussed would have the banners hang from Memorial Day until Veterans Day. The banners are expected to cost between $130 and $160 according to Farr’s presentation, with approximately 60 to be sold.
