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  Apartments on Hotels.com? Edgewater Property Owners Dodge Claims of Daily Rentals

  January 10 at 7:57 a.m.

  Paul Zelenski saw a group of men in town for a bachelor party checking in with cases of beer.

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  Miami Renters End the Holidays Hundreds of Dollars in Debt, Study Says

  Friday, December 28, 2018 at 7:23 a.m.

  A new study from the real estate website RentCafé found the average renter in Miami ends the holiday season $300 in debt.

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  Fashion Brand Diesel Is Building a Luxury Wynwood Apartment Complex

  Wednesday, November 28, 2018 at 3:59 p.m.

  Miami's Wynwood used to be a low-income neighborhood full of warehouses and fashion-supply companies. Then it morphed into a neighborhood full of art galleries. Now developers are pricing out cool places such as the Wynwood Yard. The one arthouse movie theater is on its way out while condo towers and a micro-city called the Americas-Asia Trade Center are on the way in.

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  Five Reasons Miami Needs Stronger Affordable-Housing Laws

  Sunday, November 25, 2018 at 9 a.m.

  The City of Miami last week tentatively approved rules that would force real-estate developers in a sliver of downtown to carve out portions of any new buildings for affordable or workforce-specific apartments and condos. That's a big deal. Housing-rights activists have been fighting for stricter affordable-housing laws in Miami for...

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  Woman Challenges Miami Beach Pet Store Ban

  Thursday, November 22, 2018 at 8:02 a.m.

  Patricia Vieira had always dreamed of owning a boutique puppy shop. So after finding a storefront on Jefferson Avenue in Miami Beach this past January, she signed a 13-month lease with a $3,500 monthly rent, submitted her business license application, and finally got the go-ahead from the city in March. Specializing in teacup and toy breeds, she called her store Les Petits Puppies Boutique.

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  Black Residents at South Beach Condo Say Racist Board Members Made Their Lives Hell

  Monday, November 5, 2018 at 8 a.m.

  At least nine former and current residents and employees have come forward with accusations of racial discrimination inside the Mirador 1000, an upscale condo building with its own hair salon and convenience mart where two-bedroom units are listed for up to $800,000.