Norwegian Cruise Line is guaranteeing PortMiami 3.23 million added passenger trips yearly for 10 years and investing an extra $12 million in port parking in a deal the county OK’d amid a backdrop of concern about how to fuel cruise ships in years ahead. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the […]
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After three consecutive years of healthy gains, Miami-Dade County’s public transit system suffered a 5.2% loss in ridership in fiscal year 2025, new figures reveal. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition with a Miami Today subscription! Already a subscriber LOGIN here
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With the Kendall area approaching saturation, Coral Gables has emerged as a key beneficiary of heightened demand for medical offices. Kendall’s medical office market has tightened significantly, with vacancies dropping to just 3.9% during this year’s third quarter, according to Colliers South Florida. With only 3.8 million square feet of inventory and no new space […]
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A major infrastructure project to improve mobility and safety for pedestrians and cyclists along the Old Cutler Trail in South Dade is expected to be completed by the summer of 2026, according to a news release. The Snowden Pedestrian Bridge is being constructed just north of Southwest 174th Street over the Cutler Drain Canal (C-100), […]
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Another 12 months of near non-stop highway construction in the City of Miami is coming to an end, shaping new swaths of steel and concrete through downtown. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is touting significant progress on the multi-million-dollar venture. In an email to Miami Today, Cynthia Turcios, FDOT District Six communications specialist, wrote: […]
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Miami’s Little River neighborhood has welcomed a new community destination hub built on togetherness and connection called The Triangle. Designed to be a relaxed, open-air gathering place where kids can play, parents can unwind, and neighbors, friends, and creatives can come together, The Triangle at 200 NE 62nd St. introduces evenings filled with music, lawn […]
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