The seas are rising, the storm surges are worsening, and the city is booming all at the same time. How do we protect what makes Miami special, without losing it for good?
Is everyone moving to Miami or is it just my Instagram feed?
It's all over instagram, twitter, and even on CNBC, and it makes you think to yourself... is Miami having a moment, or is it just in my head? And more importantly, are we ready to handle it?
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Miami-Dade (mostly) turns the page on dynastic politics.
In a County long dominated by political dynasties, backroom deals, and a revolving door of the same cast of characters, Miami voters have (mostly) turned the page.
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Big Bad Biscayne Bay
Fish kills, Sewage Runoff, Federal Lawsuits, and National Park Designation: the threatened status of one of Miami's most important landmarks.
Is closed streets the answer?
Ocean Drive's successful closure is ending, just as we need more of them around the county. Cities need to step up and help local businesses while keeping people safe by being bolder and more innovative.
The Need for a Miami-Dade Transit Authority
Transit has been stagnant in the county for 30+ years, despite many efforts including the half-penny tax. That is because the decision making tree is a mess.
COVID-19 and the Future of the American City
City dwellers across the country are seeing the places they live and the things they took for granted upended, and may change their behavior, and the American City, as a result.
[Op-Ed] Let’s Move Miami Forward!
Miami does not work for Miamians. Learn what you can do to help at MiamiForward.com
A Super Bowl in Miami: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Miami is hosting the Super Bowl this year. What exactly does that mean for us who live here every day?
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New Yorkers invade Allapattah
Allapattah has been increasing in notoriety and interest among speculative developers. After this year's Basel, its comprehensive change seems all but inevitable.
Miami Grid 