This is an incredibly concise and comprehensive view of the modern history of Miami. It comes from an unlikely source, the ASJE Organization (Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment). It is well written, impeccably researched, and has a great suggested reading list.
Blog Stats
- 600,645 hits
Archives
- August 2014 (1)
- August 2012 (9)
- July 2012 (10)
- March 2012 (3)
- February 2012 (10)
- May 2011 (6)
- February 2008 (1)
- January 2008 (7)
- November 2007 (20)
- October 2007 (1)
- September 2007 (24)
- August 2007 (36)
- July 2007 (46)
- June 2007 (62)
- May 2007 (55)
- April 2007 (44)
- March 2007 (42)
- February 2007 (33)
- January 2007 (8)
- December 2006 (35)
- November 2006 (54)
- October 2006 (36)
Categories
Blogs
- BLDG blog
- Critical Miami
- Curbed: Miami
- Inhabitat
- Inside Track
- Miami Beach 411
- Miami Memories
- Miamism
- MiMo Boulevard
- Off the Radar Miami
- Planetizen
- Riptide 2.0
- Sex and the Beach
- South Beach Condo Blog
- South Florida Daily Blog
- Strange Maps
- Suntanned Mumford
- The Collector Tribune
- Think Where
- Transit Miami
- What's Up Miami?
Civic
- Beacon Council
- Design District
- Downtown Miami
- Dowtown Development Authority
- Greater Miami Visitors Bureau
- Miami 21
- Miami Art Museum
- Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce
- Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce
- Miami Design and Preservation League
- Miami Design District
- Miami Historic Preservation
- Miami International Airport
- Miami Performing Arts Center
- Miami River Commission
- Port of Miami
- Shop Coral Gables
- West Ave Corridor Neighborhood Association
- Wynwood Miami
Media
Recent Comments
- Tours in Miami on Miami’s Retail Feel: Legacy v. Destination
- camaras frigorificas industriais on Developer Profile: Pedro Martin (Terra Group)
- Servicio tecnico pequeños electrodomesticos madrid on Developer Profile: Pedro Martin (Terra Group)
- Eura Mcvoy on Developer Profile: Pedro Martin (Terra Group)
- historia de corriente electrodomesticos on Developer Profile: Pedro Martin (Terra Group)
Boom or Bust: Miami · Ongoing Coverage of Miami's Urban Transformation
Boom or Bust: Miami 
Yes Miami does have a great real estate market. But In miami’s case its a bad thing. its an ugly city littered with out of place skyscrapers, and tacky architecture. Its a shame that the beautiful water and tropical landscape of the area are ruined by them.