Miami voters reject old guard, send Eileen Higgins and Emilio Gonzalez to mayoral runoff
For the first time in a long time, Miami’s next mayor won’t be a member of a familial political dynasty. On Tuesday, former Miami-Dade County commissioner Eileen Higgins and ex-Miami City Manager Emilio Gonzalez won first and second place, respectively, in Miami’s mayoral election. However, Higgins did not capture more than 50 percent of the vote to avoid a runoff. The race featured 13 candidates, but the real drama involved three contenders whose families have lorded over Miami politics since the 1980s. City commissioner Joe Carollo, who returned to city hall in 2017 after serving two terms as mayor from […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Recent Posts

Macquarie, Vanderbilt sell Boca Raton dev site planned for 300-unit apartment project for $21M

“They want the all-in-one house that they never have to leave”: Buyers of luxury South Florida homes are demanding costlier designs

“Top of mind for New Yorkers”: Developers Ugo Colombo, Camilo Miguel talk Mamdani’s win, Miami’s condo market

“We thought, OK, we’re gonna plateau. Nope”: Experts dissect South Florida’s office market

What brokers want: Elliman’s Liebowitz, Side’s Gal sound off on resi shakeups

Here is Riviera Beach’s residential development pipeline

“Back like a Phoenix”: South Florida office investment sales pick up, distress and discounts linger

Mortgage Rates Tick Up After Four Week Decline

NAR Pushes for Action on Housing Affordability

Staying Visible When Buyers Use ChatGPT

