Lidia Dinkova
Real Estate Reporter at The Real Deal
Real estate reporter @trdmiami. Reach me at [email protected]. Past words in @dbreview, @TCPalm, @miamitodaynews, @USATODAY and @AP
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1 week ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Car dealership tycoon Norman Braman’s firm proposes a pair of 60-story residential towers and an auto building, as part of a massive redevelopment of its properties in Miami’s Edgewater. Braman Motors wants to build the towers and an 11-story automotive building on a portion of its 21-parcel assemblage between Northeast 19th Terrace and Northeast 21st Street, immediately west of Biscayne Boulevard, according to an application included in a Miami board meeting’s agenda.
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therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Developers propose a 235-unit apartment building with workforce housing near Miami International Airport. An entity tied to Legacy Residential Group and Cayon Development Group want to build the eight-story building on a 2.3-acre site at 3685 Northwest 36th Street in unincorporated Miami-Dade County, according to an application the developers submitted to the county late last month. The site is adjacent to the Legacy 36 apartment building that Legacy and Cayon completed last year.
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therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Costco proposes a store near Dolphin Mall in Sweetwater. The membership club wants to build a 159,200-square-foot warehouse store on a 20-acre site west of Northwest 119th Court, between Northwest 21st and 17th streets, according to an application Costco filed to Miami-Dade County in January. The project would include a liquor store and a detached gas station.
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2 weeks ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Marglli Gallego, accused of leading the alleged massive Hammocks fraud, will remain in jail. Miami-Dade Circuit Criminal Court Judge Laura Cruz shot down Gallego’s attorney’s plea that she be let out on bond at a court hearing on Wednesday. Sabino Jauregui offered the option of house arrest for Gallego, saying she would be under a “total lockdown.” “It’s not happening. … I don’t trust you,” Cruz responded, addressing Gallego who was in the courtroom but didn’t speak during the hearing.
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2 weeks ago |
therealdeal.com | Lidia Dinkova
Brickell residents opposing a planned 80-story condo tower behind the First Miami Presbyterian Church lost their fight. On Thursday, Miami commissioners voted 4-0 against opponents’ appeal, led by the the condo association for IconBrickell Tower II, to allow them to intervene in the city’s decision for the historic declassification of a portion of the site.
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The real estate industry is noticeably mum on Trump's tariffs. "Did fears of angering our quick-tempered leader move a typically loquacious industry to bite its tongue? Maybe." –– TRD's Keith Larsen and Suzannah Cavanaugh write. Full story: https://t.co/do7IsVog9J
Update: Brickell residents opposing the historic declassification of the school building behind First Miami Presbyterian Church lost their fight.
Contentious issue today in front of Miami commissioners: https://t.co/GFwQj0fCk3
Contentious issue today in front of Miami commissioners: https://t.co/GFwQj0fCk3
Commission Meeting - Morning Session - April 10, 2025 https://t.co/7YIoWVCRIz