Miami Today

Miami Today is a weekly publication based in the Coconut Grove area of Miami, Florida. It focuses on various aspects of life in Miami-Dade County, including business, government, and community issues. The newspaper covers topics such as the economy, real estate, development, banking, finance, healthcare economics, local transportation, small businesses, business groups, and higher education. It also highlights notable individuals and explores the connections between business and government in the region.

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Residential tower near Health District wins city OK

1 week ago | miamitodaynews.com | John Charles Robbins

Written by John Charles Robbins on June 18, 2025 A new multi-use residential project, The Aurea, is planned for a site near the Dolphin Expressway and Miami’s Health District.
City board rejects 166 Little Havana housing units

1 week ago | miamitodaynews.com | John Charles Robbins

Written by John Charles Robbins on June 18, 2025 A development team is working to bring more affordable housing to Little Havana, utilizing the state’s Live Local Act. However, a city review board is critical of the plan.
Why is county scrambling to avoid a $14-a-year fee hike?

1 week ago | miamitodaynews.com | Michael Lewis

Written by Michael Lewis on June 18, 2025 The county faces ultra-tight deadlines to put waste collection fees on next year’s tax bills because of a deadlock over a maximum $14 increase. That’s not $14 a load, or a week, or a month.
Affordable rentals tower to rise at Omni-Edgewater nexus

2 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | John Charles Robbins

Affordable rentals tower to rise at Omni-Edgewater nexus Written by John Charles Robbins on June 11, 2025 More much-needed affordable rental housing is coming to the City of Miami.
Massive Signature Bridge rises toward 2027 opening

2 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | John Charles Robbins

Written by John Charles Robbins on June 11, 2025 Like giant arching spider legs, the unique supports of the new Signature Bridge supporting an updated I-395 highway continue to rise in the heart of downtown Miami, with completion planned late in 2027. Steady work continues on all three corridors of the massive I-395/SR 836/I-95 Design-Build Project in Miami, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) says. This sweeping venture is the product of a partnership between FDOT and the Greater...
When a deal’s benefits are ‘sure to come,’ think of baseball

2 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | Michael Lewis

Written by Michael Lewis on June 11, 2025 Once upon a time, long before anyone now in office got involved, top Miami-Dade and City of Miami officials created a massive project sold as an economic development deal that went terribly – and predictably – wrong. Some of today’s officials label it the worst spending call ever. It’s a lesson in irrational exuberance that officials should reference every time they plan to spend public money based on growth that’s “sure to come.” The error was to...
Brickell condo sales slump as South Americans hold back

3 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | Abraham Galvan

Written by Abraham Galvan on June 4, 2025 During the current presidential administration, the condominium real estate market in Brickell is not seeing much action, according to local real estate experts.
526 residences move ahead at historic Salvation Army Citadel

3 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | John Charles Robbins

Written by John Charles Robbins on June 4, 2025 A developer with a plan to reactivate the rehabilitation of Miami’s historically designated Salvation Army Citadel building and the redevelopment of the adjacent property is moving ahead.
Board OKs side-by-side Biscayne Boulevard towers

3 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | John Charles Robbins

Written by John Charles Robbins on June 4, 2025 Dual residential towers are planned for property along Biscayne Boulevard, with lots split by an alley, in the City of Miami’s Upper East Side neighborhood.
Miami Beach seeks to resurrect long-shuttered theater

3 weeks ago | miamitodaynews.com | Janetssy Lugo

Written by Janetssy Lugo on June 4, 2025 Miami Beach continues to explore options to facilitate the resurrection of the Roosevelt Theater.