Hey guys, I have decided to start a thread where we can list and share our sources of information for the articles/pictures/information that we all share in the Miami Forums...

Feel Free to add any Newspapers or Magazines, I will create a Master list and update it online every so often...Enjoy...

Newspapers

Tri-County
South Florida Business Journal
http://southflorida.bizjournals.com/southflorida/
Daily Business Review
http://www.dailybusinessreview.com/
City Link
http://www.southflorida.com/citylink/


Miami-Dade
Miami Herald
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/
El Nuevo Herald
http://www.miami.com/mld/elnuevo/
Miami Today
http://www.miamitodaynews.com/
Miami SunPost
http://www.miamisunpost.com/
Miami New Times
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/
Coral Gables Gazette
http://cggazette.com/absolutenm/templates/hometemp.aspx?articleid=32&zoneid=8
Miami Monthly
http://www.massmediamiami.com/aboutus.html
Community Newspapers
http://www.communitynewspapers.com/2006/spapers/index.html
City Debate
http://www.citydebate.com/florida/miamibeach/index.htm
El Popular
http://www.elpopular.com/
The Hurricane Online
http://www.thehurricaneonline.com/home/
The Beacon
http://www.beaconnewspaper.com/home/
Miami Daily
http://www.miamidaily.com/
Diario de Las Americas
http://www.diariolasamericas.com/
Biscayne Boulevard Times
http://www.biscayneboulevard.com/
Globe St.
http://www.globest.com/news/miami/


Broward
Sun-Sentinel
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/
The Seminole Tribune
http://www.seminoletribe.com/tribune/


Palm Beach
Palm Beach Post
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/
Boca Raton News
http://www.bocanews.com/
Palm Beach Daily News
http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/


Magazines
Ocean Drive
http://www.oceandrive.com/flash/interface.html
South Beach Magazine
http://www.southbeach-usa.com/
Key Biscayne Magazine
http://www.keybiscaynemag.com/
Downtown Miami Edition
www.dtmedition.com

Wow, Great idea!!

add Downtown Miami Edition to Periodicals
www.dtmedition.com

I Knew as I was making it, that you guys had posted some newer Magazines that I hadn't heard of...

I plan on expanding this list to include relevant Miami Blogs, City Websites, and local organizations/developers/architects/etc... but lets work on one item at a time, to keep it organized...so...Periodicals....

... put it under Magazines, i meant.

South Florida - Globe St. - http://www.globest.com/news/miami/
Miami - Biscayen Boulevard Times - http://www.biscayneboulevard.com/

I also check the local TV sites every now and then.
http://www.wsvn.com/
http://www.nbc6.net/
http://www.local10.com/
http://www.cbs4.com/

Ok, so i was looking at this weeks issue of Time magazine, and theres this 3 page ad from Leviev Boymelgreen. If you go to there website www.LBMiami.com , you can see what im talking about. Skip the intro if you like, when it says (click and peel) you'll basically see how the ad in the magazine went, 'cept the ad in the mag had the same image with 'see miami' then whe you turn the page, you see the miami wall and it says "see miami the way we see miami" great unexpected ad.

This one?
http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/4400/miamiwall5nf.jpg

South Florida - Globe St. - http://www.globest.com/news/miami/
Miami - Biscayen Boulevard Times - http://www.biscayneboulevard.com/

I also check the local TV sites every now and then.
http://www.wsvn.com/
http://www.nbc6.net/
http://www.local10.com/
http://www.cbs4.com/

Thanks BRICKELL :hi: , wow , what we are going to look like in 2012 :righton: is Awesome !!! :cheers:
:) Okay looking at that Globe St article, " The AVENUE :cool: " twin 48 and 35 floor Condo Towers already way underway :yes: at 1060 Brickell Ave with three yellow tower construction cranes :rock: rising faster each week, will be Completed IMO by Late 2007 :bow: ,
I say :speech: ,
2~ :cheer: , 4~ :cheer: , 6~ :cheer: , 8~ :cheer: , Who Do We Appreciate~ !!! :cheer: , Cranes~ ! :banana: , Cranes~ ! :pepper: , Cranes~ ! :banana2: ,
Go Cranes ~!!! :happy: :applause: :okay:

Ok, so i was looking at this weeks issue of Time magazine, and theres this 3 page ad from Leviev Boymelgreen. If you go to there website www.LBMiami.com , you can see what im talking about. Skip the intro if you like, when it says (click and peel) you'll basically see how the ad in the magazine went, 'cept the ad in the mag had the same image with 'see miami' then whe you turn the page, you see the miami wall and it says "see miami the way we see miami" great unexpected ad.
Very impressive, although I'm assumming that the lack of traffic shown must mean that these future "pictures" were certainly not taken during rush hour.

Toucano :) !!!, to keep this thread alive, I just made this post, because I do use these Periodicals alot, and

Just to say Thanks for this Thread, make updated please at times, :cheers:

Go Cranes !!! :runaway:

where is claudio...?

Here is another great source which I did not see listed miamigov (http://www.miamigov.com)

My blog was covered today (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/15003033.htm) by Larry Lebowitz of the Miami Herald's Streetwise...

He also included a link to our forum (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/15003041.htm)...

My blog was covered today (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/15003033.htm) by Larry Lebowitz of the Miami Herald's Streetwise...

He also included a link to our forum (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/15003041.htm)...

I wonder if they read the fact that the Herald gets bashed a bit on here...lol. I read that article this morning too, I guess youre a celebrity now. Well, try not to forget us little people here at SSC :jk:

I also read it this morning. It was one of the five articles linked to by Yahoo in the local Miami section along with "5-year-old 'girl starting school is really a boy" and "Burning issue: trash truck fires". Congrats Toucano, this'll probably bring in a lot of readership for you.

I hope so, I'd just like to see Miami Blogs receive more credit among the Miami residents...

Congrats Toucano, we need more voices fighting for mass transit. Thank you

congrats toucano,

now we need a "1000 foot building in miami " blog lol

Thanks guys, Glad to hear you all appreciate it...

Toucano :) !!!, to keep this thread alive, I just made this post, because I do use these Periodicals alot, and

Just to say Thanks for this Thread, make updated please at times, :cheers:

Go Cranes !!! :runaway:


Anytime Toucano :) , its widely appreciated, and always used, even tho we don't POST here much, We do use It !!! :cheers:

Don't know where else to put this, but check out the Ground work section this week.


http://www.miamisunpost.com/groundwork.htm

Web Wise

Navigating the millions of real estate Web sites can be quite a little daunting. So this week Groundwork introduces selected sites, with more to follow. Suggestions and comments are welcome (hhill@miamisunpost.com).

Industry professionals click on to www.GlobeSt.com for daily up-to-the-minute field reporting on breaking leasing, financing, sales, development and mergers and acquisition transactions. Its Miami section lumps all South Florida news under the one heading and the reporter is based in Philadelphia, so occasional local nuances are missing. Still, a great source for everything you ever wanted to know about real estate activity.

More focused is The Slatin Report, www.theslatinreport.com, a free online newsletter with inside information on major markets such as New York, Chicago, LA, Atlanta, South Florida and Texas geared to real estate professionals nationwide. Its subscribers include investors, bankers, developers, brokers, architects, securities analysts, economic development officials and real estate attorneys from across the United States and abroad. There is a useful content archive and an e-mail alert when new content is posted, usually twice a week. Peter Slatin, who covered the commercial real estate industry for almost two decades for national publications, also publishes (with Forbes.com) the Forbes/Slatin Real Estate Report, an investment newsletter covering real estate investment trusts (REITs). It is published monthly and is available for $195/year from www.Forbesnewsletters.com/slatin.

For information on projects around the world, try www.Skyscrapercity.com.

It consists of forums that people send in, and originates in Europe. A recent listing showed new details of properties in Paris, Shanghai, Dubai and Riga Latvia, and there is plenty of information archived.

The site www.emporis.com claims “we index the world” and contains masses of info on high-rise projects globally. Emporis Buildings is the world's largest publicly available database on architectural and building data. The site is maintained by Emporis, a multinational real estate research company, and is designed as an open platform.

Emporis Buildings allows users from all over the world to participate in building information in their own cities. The goal is to index all buildings and structures so cities can be compared.

Helen Hill is a freelance writer specializing in real estate and lifestyle topics. Please send news items on Miami-Dade real estate to hhill@miamisunpost.com.

It looks like www.communitynewspapers.com has adopted a new format which makes it possible to read WITHOUT a magnifying glass!

use internet explorer 7.0 at the right lower bottom it gives you a magnifying capability of up to 400 times larger with great resolution.

I'm using Firefox and it seems fine. Are you referring to the flash paper? There's a built in magnifier.

The paper used to open as an image file that could not be magnified in Firefox but now opens as a Flash applet. I would have used IE 7 if it had custom features and extensions like Firefox (I'm very hesitant toward the Firefox 2.0 switch for the same reason) but either way now there is no need because the problem is solved.

Ah, I misread the initial post. Yes, I like the new format better.

Speaking of periodicals, does the "South Dade News Leader" still exist? I think that was the name of it. It used to cover Cutler Ridge, Perrine, etc. Thanks.

Existing home sales were up in February from January and helped the stock market to a modest gain on Friday.

But the market was held back by rising oil prices and concern over Iran's seizure of British sailors.

The big question was whether Friday's report meant the housing market has reached bottom. An answer may come Monday when the Commerce Department reports on new home sales for February.

The stock market initially thought the answer was a definite yes, and the Dow Jones industrials jumped about 63 points higher on the news.

A closer look at the numbers suggested the numbers weren't that bullish, and the gains settled back down. At the close, the Dow was up 19 points, a bit less than 0.2%, to 12,4850. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was up 1.7 points to 1,436, and the Nasdaq Composite Index finished downless than a point to 2,449.

The National Association of Realtors said existing-home sales rose 3.9% in February to 6.69 million units, the biggest increase since December 2003. That followed a rise in January to 6.5 million.

Economists had predicted a drop in the annual rate to 6.3 million homes last month.

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/Dispatch/070323markets.aspx

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More arrested in mortgage fraud:

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/miami_dade/story/576709.html

Interesting article on the breakup of Revuelta-Vega-Leon, designers of 900 Biscayne, Jade, Ivy, Mint and many others

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/southflorida/story/888482.html

Miami architecture firm founder accused of deception

Miami architectural firm Revuelta Vega Leon has splintered, with the remaining partners alleging company founder Luis O. Revuelta committed fraud.

BY PATRICK DANNER
pdanner@MiamiHerald.com

Architecture firm Revuelta Vega Leon has had a hand in shaping Miami's skyline, designing such projects as Mint and Jade Residences at Brickell Bay.

Recently, though, the principals had a falling out, and founder Luis O. Revuelta left the firm.

Now, the remaining principals are accusing Revuelta of acting underhandedly by operating his own firm while simultaneously serving as Revuelta Vega Leon's chairman and president.

In a lawsuit filed in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, RVL alleges the two firms competed for work on projects and that Revuelta diverted fees to his own firm for work done by RVL. In addition, RVL claims Revuelta spent RVL money on personal items, like meals, real estate and family vacations.

RVL seeks more than $10 million in damages from Revuelta.

Revuelta, in an interview, disputed the charges and vowed to defend himself. Revuelta, who had not seen the lawsuit, said the two other principals knew he had set up his own company.

''I brought in most of the revenue for the company,'' said Revuelta, who was named Miami architect of the year in 2007 by the Miami chapter of the American Institute of Architects. ``I am surprised and disappointed that they feel the need to sue me.''

RVL remains in business and has about 10 employees, said Lawrence D. Smith, a Miami lawyer who represents the firm in the lawsuit. Through Smith, RVL's Nestor Vega, 56, and Bert Leon, 55, declined to comment.

Revuelta, 56, created Luis O. Revuelta P.A. in 1995. The name changed four years later when Vega and Leon became named principals. Revuelta and Leon were pals since high school, and he has known Vega for 25 years, he said.

RVL rode the wave of Miami's residential construction boom, designing many of the city's pricey skyscrapers. Besides Jade and Mint, RVL designed Wind, Ivy, Epic, 900 Biscayne Bay and the proposed 600 Biscayne project near the landmark Freedom Tower.

Attempts to reach some of the developers were unsuccessful.

GROWTH IN FIRM

The firm grew to about 40 architects as the work poured in, The Miami Herald reported in January 2008.

As condo work dwindled, the firm developed a sub-specialty in designing auto dealerships, including Bill Ussery's Mercedes-Benz dealership in Cutler Bay.

State corporate records show Revuelta, while still with RVL, formed his own firm in 2001.

The lawsuit doesn't say when his partners learned of the venture. Revuelta said he told them when he created the firm that their business together ``wasn't working out.''

The suit accuses Revuelta of taking RVL books, records and equipment with him when he left in December.

While with RVL, the lawsuit says, Revuelta's mother served as its bookkeeper and his sister-in-law performed accounting functions.

The suit claims revenue from one project was used to pay expenses on other projects or was diverted to Revuelta.

PAYMENT DEMANDED

Consultants and suppliers have demanded payment for work they should have already been paid for, RVL says in its suit.

RVL alleges Revuelta committed fraud by intentionally deceiving the firm. ''This deception was active and with the intent to deprive RVL of its profit [and] revenue,'' the suit charges.

The suit also claims Revuelta breached his fiduciary duty by:

• Soliciting work for his own firm that could have been performed by RVL.

• Asking clients to pay him directly for work performed by RVL.

• Diverting RVL's fees to his firm.

• Using RVL employees to work on his firm's projects.

RVL says it doesn't have a complete picture of its financial condition and wants the court to order an accounting of its finances to compare with what Revuelta reported.

former employees of the now defunct miami beach sun post have launched a new paper

http://www.theleadmiamibeach.com/

former employees of the now defunct miami beach sun post have launched a new paper

http://www.theleadmiamibeach.com/

It's always good to have a new paper in too. It seems like a good one. Good luck to them!

For anything happening along the Biscayne Corridor from downtown to Aventura, there's really only one worthwhile newspaper: the Biscayne Times (http://www.biscaynetimes.com/).