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Constant gardener Bruce Eichner wants to rezone 962 Franklin Avenue, near the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, to build housing.

Having been overlooked for decades, North Bay Village in Biscayne Bay is witnessing its moment in the sun, having benefitted from sudden interest by myriad developers.

An astonishing 19.6 percent of office spaces in the US are unoccupied and have reached an all-time high in the country in the last 40 years.

The vacancy rate for office space in major U.S. cities is at a record high of 19.6% according to Moody's Analytics as more Americans and companies embrace remote or hybrid work options.

The controversial 421-a tax break<b> </b>lapsed last week, following a rush in recent months to get projects started before the deadline to qualify for the now-expired program.

Founder and CEO of Philadelphia development firm Tower Investments bought a three-bedroom unit at the Continuum on South Beach for $6M.

Continuum South Beach developer Ian Bruce Eichner acquired two sites from Bay Harbor Islands-based Taubco for a condo development.

Bruce Eichner with a rendering of the Bay Harbor Islands project (Credit: Hayes Davidson) UPDATED, May 18,  9:35 p.m.: Continuum South Beach developer Ian Bruce Eichner acquired two waterfront sites from Bay Harbor Islands-based Taubco, with plans to build two condo projects. Eichner’s Continuum Company paid $29.5 million for the land at 9201 and 9461 East Bay Harbor Drive, according to a press release. He’s planning to build two buildings with a combined 142 units with 34 boat slips on th...