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Sonny Kalsi and Zach Witkoff were added to the Miami Herbert Business School Real Estate Advisory Council.

/PRNewswire/ -- 511 E John Carpenter (EJC)¸ owned by Codina Partners, has been awarded The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY®) Award, which recognizes...

/PRNewswire/ -- 511 E John Carpenter (EJC)¸ owned by Codina Partners, has been awarded The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY®) Award, which recognizes...

The Codina Partners Greenhill property has kept leasing momentum in 2021 and earned recognition for continued excellence within their industry.ADDISON, TX / ACCESSWIRE / December 1, 2021 / Navigating the

/PRNewswire/ -- Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café, the Houston hot spot famous for its crêpes and brunch, is expanding to the state of Florida for the first time...

Boston, MA (PRWEB) October 10, 2021 -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETo view this press release online, visit the BOMA Newsroom. The commercial real estate

CRE Confrontation Pressures Developers To Improve Pay, Conditions About 10 janitors and union organizers on Monday afternoon confronted developers in Downtown Doral, Codina Partners’ massive mixed-use development near Miami, over alleged unfair labor practices. Seven janitors allegedly lost their jobs after they tried to organize a union and Codina switched cleaning contractors. Service Employees International Union spokesperson Ana Tinsly said janitors w...

A workforce largely composed of immigrants and women of color is fighting to organize a union after facing low wages, poor conditions and lax safety protections during the pandemic

Janitors in Florida are fighting to organize a union through the Justice for Janitors campaign as the predominantly immigrant and women of color workforce have faced severely low wages, poor working conditions and lax safety protections during the pandemic. Building off union victories for janitors at the University of Miami and Nova Southeastern University in 2006, and more recent organizing wins at Miami international airport and Fort...

With Gaming Poised To Expand In Florida, Top Developers Are On Opposite Sides Of The Issue Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on April 23 signed a compact with the Seminole Tribe of Florida. It would expand gaming in the state, guarantee the state $2.5B in revenue sharing in the next five years and $6B through 2030, and give the tribe the exclusive right to operate sports betting in the state through 2030. Critics have vowed to stop the plan, alleging it is unconsti...