Miami Beach ad gives spring breakers looking to party a ‘reality check’
The following year, a video ad telling spring breakers Miami Beach was “breaking up” with them went viral as the city began implementing tougher measures to crack down on violence. The city’s newest ad resembles that of your typical reality TV show, with a group of young adults setting out to Miami Beach with one intention: to party.
Sonesta International Hotels and Mint Developers launched plans for an $850M residential and hotel project that will be 82 ...
A joint venture between Kolter Group and BH Group is looking to sell an oceanfront development site in Miami Beach for a big ...
Constellation Group and the Boschetti Group broke ground on Ella Miami Beach, a condo tower that will permit short-term ...
Beach, isn’t famous or glamorous or going through earth-shaking changes. But it is one of the hearts of the city, with a business district that stretches from water on the east to highway on the west, ...
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Ira Giller canceled plans for a Miami Beach mixed-use building, after selling his development site to Miami jewelers ...
The Haimov family paid $12.5 million for a retail building in Miami Beach, giving them full control of a block near the Julia ...
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Frantic body camera footage shows the moment a Miami Beach police officer is shot by another officerA Miami Beach police officer will not face criminal charges after accidentally shooting a fellow cop while responding to a ...
Amit Raizada, former esports investor, is selling his waterfront spec home in Venetian Islands that’s on the market for ...
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