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Looking For A Lower Insurance Rate? In Miami, You Have Tough Options. Here’s Some Advice

Many Florida homeowners might be considering finding an insurance company to give them a better rate. But there’s little chance of finding one, especially if they live in the southeastern part of the state. Half a dozen independent insurance agents said that only a handful of insurance companies are willing to write new policies, and new ones are focusing on policies that are being handed over by the state-created Citizens Insurance.

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A Beloved Coconut Grove Market Faces An Uncertain Future

The Coconut Grove Organic Farmers Market could soon be gone, as new development replaces the community’s landmarks, piece by piece. The market, amid lush almond and live oak trees, feels almost immune from encroaching development. But the market’s history is also part of a larger story of a changing Coconut Grove.

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Colombia Continues Streak as No. 1 Foreign Country Searching Miami Real Estate

According to MIAMI Association of REALTORS Chairman of the Board, Colombians and all home buyers love Miami because it is young, modern, multicultural, multilingual and growing. Historically, changes in the political landscape have led to more searches and purchases by global buyers.

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‘King Of Coconut Grove’ Is Broke, Judge Says. A Dozen Of His Lots Will Be Auctioned

A Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge just approved the bulk sale of one dozen choice, lush lots in the highly desirable real estate market of Coconut Grove. The auction is being held to raise money to help pay back $85 million that buyers, investors and lenders claim they are owed by developer Doug Cox.

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Disputed Lots Never Developed By ‘King of Coconut Grove’ Are Likely Headed For Auction

According to court records, a court-appointed receiver wants to auction off a dozen prime lots in Coconut Grove. Eight of the lots are still under contract to buyers, some of whom have waited years for their houses to be built as completion dates came and went and nothing happened on the properties.

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