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New Times readers didn’t accept a luxury apartment’s “clerical error” explanation to a viral lease renewal letter showing an 82 percent uptick.

Two mansions sit on four acres bordering Biscayne Bay on Brickell Ave. near Coconut Grove.

A Reddit user shared a letter from a Miami landlord announcing an 82 percent rent hike. The apartment’s management tells New Times it was “a clerical error.”

After New York and San Francisco, Miami is now the third-priciest U.S. city for renters.

John Ruiz is still at it, despite the failure of his plan to build a football stadium at Coral Gables Senior High.

A tale of two tenants at 503 Santander Ave.

A neighbor has already threatened to call the police.

Aras Agalarov, Vladislav Doronin, and Oleg Misevra own luxury residences in Miami Beach and Hollywood.

Opinions differ on the Ukraine invasion at Matryoshka Deli Food in Sunny Isles Beach, where Russian and Ukrainian immigrants shop side by side.

Hialeah’s rent hikes have moved a pro-capitalist mayor to offer rental assistance from the federal government.

There have been reports of a one-legged apparition floating in midair.

The Beach Corridor monorail and the fugitive Crystal Symphony cruise ship are both tied to the same Malaysian billionaire, .

As residents protest rent hikes in Hialeah, Twitter dunks on new “luxury” apartments under construction in the Miami-Dade municipality.

If a tale about Madonna, a millionaire dog, and the latter’s waterfront mansion seems too good to be true, that’s because it probably is.

MiamiZoo icon Ron Magill and other West Kendall residents urge county mayor to veto green-space development.

Seventeen fellow residents of the Edgewater complex are joining Steve Leidner in taking legal action against Aimco.

For $450,000, you can own the limestone gateposts that once belonged to the “Daddy of Miami.”

Former Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine characterized attendees as “just a bunch of concerned residents.”

Only one tenant remains in the 275-unit building in Edgewater.

Residents and business owners fear that it’s only a matter of time before Allapattah follows a fate similar to Wynwood.

A survey found that 50 percent of prospective Florida homebuyers would pony up to purchase if the price was right.

After more than two years of protests, strikes, and walkouts, South Florida janitors finally have a union.