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Andres Viglucci

Andres Viglucci

Reporter at The Miami Herald

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Recent Articles

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Miami’s art boom was built on private collectors. Now that model is aging

After Rosa de la Cruz’s death and sales from the De la Cruz Collection, Miami confronts how Rubell, Margulies and others will steward art and sustain museum life.
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Billionaire’s $20 million gift kickstarts Vizcaya expansion. His si...

Investor Ken Griffin will help Vizcaya start a long-planned project. He also is proposing a controversial side deal: moving a historic home from his nearby bayfront property.
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$175 million boost coming to resurgent Overtown, Miami’s original B...

A $175M city bond program for Miami’s historic Overtown will help finance new mixed-income apartments, open-space improvements and new cultural and social facilities.
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‘Game-changer’ project promises affordable rent for Miami’s cops, t...

Two years ago, Spanish developer Pablo Castro settled with his family in Miami after selling off his Barcelona company, which specialized in building housing for the middle class, and he quickly recognized a singular opportunity.
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Lincoln Road revival? Miami Beach hopes multimillion-dollar makeove...

After a decade of planning, delay and debate, the city of Miami Beach has broken ground on a scaled-down version of a multimillion-dollar renovation plan for Lincoln Road Mall that aims to restore some of the famed pedestrian promenade’s lost shine.
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A new piece of Miami’s Underline trail and park is open. Here’s whe...

Ssshhh. The newest segment of The Underline, the 10-mile urban trail and linear park that will soon connect the Miami River to Dadeland beneath the Metrorail tracks, has quietly opened for use by people on foot, on bikes and on e-conveyances.
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A flood-prone South Miami-Dade suburb braces for a whopper of a dev...

‘What we’ve done is make the best of a really bad situation.’
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City buries the news as Brickell dig unearths 3,500-year-old burial...

Two years after the discovery of a major, long-buried indigenous village on a Brickell redevelopment site prompted a major preservation battle, archaeologists excavating at a separate bayfront site owned by the same developer just blocks away have uncovered yet another significant Native American settlement and cemetery that’s several thousand years old.
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In murky deal, Miami may give storied 1926 Olympia theater to Pitbu...

‘We cannot let go of this jewel,’ said former Miami city commissioner Ken Russell.
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Wynwood pushed artists out. A neighborhood arts complex wants to bu...

‘We’re going to have more for artists, and more for the community.’
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Law aimed to fast-track housing. Two years in, Miami-Dade sees firs...

‘If you supersize something, it’s going to create a slew of other issues that really become cost-prohibitive.’
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Braced-up Grove Playhouse ‘safe,’ county says. Renovation moving ahead

Two weeks after a floor partially collapsed during interior demolition work at the long-closed Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami-Dade County officials said they are moving ahead “on time” with their plan to revamp the historic theater.
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Partial collapse during demolition at Coconut Grove Playhouse threa...

Interior demolition work on the iconic, long-closed Coconut Grove Playhouse has been stopped after a contractor’s error caused a partial collapse and “severely compromised” the historic structure’s roof, city of Miami officials said Friday.
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Will radical remake of the Rickenbacker fly? Road above, waterfront...

This is the Rickenbacker Causeway today: As many as nine highway-style lanes of speeding, noisy traffic, bordered on either side by a narrow string of popular beaches, winding paths shared by throngs of cyclists and pedestrians, and perilously unprotected but heavily used on-road bike lanes.
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Legislature restores some protection for historic districts after b...

‘The fire hasn’t been put out, but the blaze has been contained.’
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How a small Bay Harbor condo met Florida’s tough rules. And kept co...

‘We wanted to get ahead of the curve , but we didn’t want to financially cripple anyone.’
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New state law means Miami Beach can’t stop demolition of two histor...

Plans call for the two long-closed historic structures to be replaced by an ultra-luxury, 17-story Casa Cipriani condo, hotel and private club.
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‘Perfect storm.’ Hundreds of South Florida condos now on secret mor...

The number of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach condos on the list has more than doubled in just two years.
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How to find if your Florida condo is on secret blacklist blocking m...

Fannie Mae, a federally chartered company that helps determine who qualifies for home mortgages, maintains a confidential database of condo buildings that it won’t back for loans, typically because of maintenance, insurance or financial issues.
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Now with more affordable housing, massive makeover plan for Little ...

“Everyone for 20 blocks in every direction is going to gain a lot from this. It’s going to be very good for everybody,” the developer says.
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Miami Beach’s vanished, iconic Deauville Hotel is poised for an ‘ev...

“It is a project that improves the quality of life for every resident of North Beach,’ say Beach Vice-Mayor Tanya Bhatt.