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Biscayne Boulevard towers in Edgewater to add 1,030 residences (opens the original)
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Two new residential towers joined by a parking podium topped with commercial space are planned for a city block in Miami, hugged by Northeast Second Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard. NEMA is a two-tower design fronting 32nd Street, with the towers home to 1,030 multi-family apartment units and ancillary amenities, and a parking structure for 932 vehicles. The owner-developers are Crescent Heights and its affiliate entities, and the site plan was prepared by RSP Architects. The city’s Urban Developm
Old courthouse gets four deposits but no bids, auction rolls on (opens the original)
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Miami-Dade County has extended the auction of its historic downtown courthouse once again, with four bid deposits received but still no bids. The online auction, which had been scheduled to close Sept. 18, is now set to close Oct. 2 at 5:05 p.m. “We have received four bid deposits and have not received any bids,” GovDeals Vice President Nick Carr said in an email. “The auction has been extended to allow interested parties sufficient time to complete their due diligence.” The courthouse at 73 W F
Doral back in play as potential incinerator site unless it pays county (opens the original)
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Doral sites are back in play for a new county incinerator location because negotiations haven’t begun three years after county commissioners agreed to exclude Doral in picking a site if the city negotiated a fee. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition with a Miami Today subscription! <figure class="a
Freebee, Beep merge for autonomous transit growth (opens the original)
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Two Florida transportation companies are teaming up to reshape how people get around, merging Freebee’s electric-vehicle network with Beep’s autonomous technology. The merger was announced Sept. 16, with Beep taking the name of the combined operation and Freebee continuing as its microtransit brand. The deal brings together Freebee’s existing transit services with Beep’s modern mobility solutions, giving communities a single provider for human-driven, autonomous or blended transportation service
Loot from Grand Theft Auto pledged for long-sought park at arena (opens the original)
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A county marketing deal that will advertise the latest iteration of the Grand Theft Auto video game on the rooftop of the Kaseya Center will provide nearly $1 million to help fund creation of an almost three-acre open space behind the center that’s overdue by three decades. Commissioners formally learned of the deal crafted by aides to Mayor Daniella Levine Cava last week and debated how to use the money from promoting Grant Theft Auto VI, funds the only commissioner involved in the deal, Keon H
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