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Offices Set to Open Before Brightline Trains Reach Miami

The first phase of All Aboard Florida’s MiamiCentral project — a stand-alone 96,000-square-foot office tower adjacent to the downtown Miami transit hub — is on track to open this summer despite a delay in train service.

Blanca Serves as Business Liaison on Access to Justice

For the next three years Tere Blanca will lead discussions with Florida’s business community on how to make the justice system more accessible for low- to moderate-income residents struggling with legal burdens.

Habitat Miami’s Hard Hats and High Heels

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami recently hosted more than 400 of Miami’s professional, social and philanthropic leaders at the second-annual “Hard Hats and High Heels” cocktail reception and fundraiser at EAST, Miami in Brickell City Centre.

Habitat for Humanity “Hard Hats and High Heels” Fundraiser

To celebrate the completion of its 1,000th home and 25 years of service to the community, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami is inviting you to celebrate while raising funds to build more housing for Miami-Dade families.

Senior-level hires and promotions for the week of May 2, 2016

Cary Cohen has joined Blanca Commercial Real Estate as executive vice president.

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Blanca Commercial Real Estate Hires Executive Vice President

Miami–With an increasing demand for investment sales services, Blanca (BCRE) responds with the announcement of noted real estate executive Cary Cohen, as he joins the firm as executive vice president.

INSTITUTIONALS REMAIN BULLISH ON DOWNTOWN MIAMI OFFICE

As Sumitomo shells out $220M for Miami Tower and JPMorgan stakes a for-sale sign on Southeast Financial Center in a transaction that could exceed $500M, some Miami office experts say it’s still a good time to be an institutional investor here.