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A luxury mixed-use project is seeking to build three extra stories above the maximum allowed for the area, but with details still scarce ,officials say the announcement is premature.
Tree Ordinance Delayed Amid Questions Over Who Wrote it, Who Benefits
Vowing to “get this right,” city officials deferred a vote on proposed changes to Miami’s tree protection laws while pushing back on allegations of a flawed process tainted by industry influence and lack of public input.
From Coconut Grove to Outer Space and Back
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Center Grove Tower Can Go Higher Due to Transit Access, City Says
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Iconic Boutique Maya Hatcha Relocates to West Grove
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City Board Clears Plan to Restore Protected Silver Bluff
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