Feb 4th 2010 @ 1:00PM
Super Bowl week is a boon for South Florida businesses, but a bust for its real estate market. But that's not necessarily a sign of bad times. "Other than weekly rentals, the Super Bowl is not big for us," said Miami Real Estate broker and blogger Riley Smith. "But it doesn't matter because this is our biggest time of ... Continue Reading »
Feb 1st 2010 @ 10:30AM
Traffic is murder in Miami. As a result, homeowners and renters often pick their neighborhood based on commute times. You just don't want to be stuck on those roads more that you have to. An aging population, tourists and immigrants all add frustrating cluelessness to the roads in the area. The Daily Beast rated State ... Continue Reading »
Jan 29th 2010 @ 3:45PM
Tourists visit South Beach to indulge and others move there because the real estate is all about living large. So why shouldn't fast food burger joints in the area follow suit with extra perks? We'd all like to think that fast food only thrives in strip malls and suburbia, but the fact is, where there are tourists, there ... Continue Reading »
Jan 25th 2010 @ 12:05PM
Bond Trisransri is a restaurateur in La Pequeña Habana (Little Havana), Miami's predominantly Latino community. A native of Bangkok, Thailand, Trisransri opened a Thai and sushi restaurant in the middle of a community where Cuban coffee and rice and blacks beans are way more common than curry and tofu. Surprisingly, ... Continue Reading »
Jan 20th 2010 @ 5:10PM
Residents of Palm Bay Tower in Miami are the types to have several silver spoons, a Rolls or two and mega millions. Alas, in every life-and in this case, in every worn out condo, some rain must fall. Here's the story: South Florida's rain has brought a deluge of problems for the residents of this swanky and exclusive, ... Continue Reading »
