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Ricardo Dunin and his Peruvian partner, Juan Carlos Tassara, are launching sales of their second Domus-branded short-term rental-friendly Brickell condo tower.

Alta Development landed the construction loan for its project just north of the Miami River and west of downtown.

MIAMI, FL - Cushman & Wakefield announced the commercial real estate services firm has arranged $70 million in construction financing for Domus Brickell Park, a 12-story, 172-unit residential condominium located at 1611 SW 2nd Avenue in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. The building will follow a “flexible apartments for temporary stays (FLATS)” model and allow unrestricted short-term renting. Robert Kaplan and Mark Rutherford of Cushman & Wakefield secured the financing.....

PALM BEACH, FL - Forman Capital, a private direct real estate lender based in Palm Beach County, Florida, provided a $54.56 million construction loan to the developer of a condominium-hotel project in Miami’s Brickell Financial District. The 12-story, 172-unit Domus FLATS (Flexible Apartments for Temporary Stays) at Brickell Park will bring a new condo-hotel brand to the market and fill a void for flexible ownership product. Located at 1611 SW Second Ave., Domus FLATS is being developed...

At least one North Korean government official was killed and three others were seriously injured in China after a series of protests by North Korean workers there earlier this month, an expert at a state-funded think tank claimed on Monday, citing multiple sources.

Video footage revealing a severe crackdown in North Korea has emerged, showing two 16-year-old teenagers being sentenced to 12 years of hard labor for the consumption of K-pop – a prohibited form of entertainment in the totalitarian state. The rare and publicly held trial reflects the government's escalating war on foreign influences, particularly from South…

North Korean authorities publicly sentenced two teenagers to 12 years of hard labour for watching K-drama. A footage was released by the South and North Development Institute which works with North Korean defectors. The footage, which shows the two 16-year-olds in Pyongyang convicted of watching South Korean movies and music videos, was released by the South and North Development (SAND) Institute., World News, Times Now

Video footage released by an organisation that works with North Korean defectors shows North Korean authorities publicly sentencing two teenagers to

Video footage released by an organisation that works with North Korean defectors shows North Korean authorities publicly sentencing two teenagers to 12 years of hard labour for watching K-pop.

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