Transportation and Infrastructure

The state of play

How Florida is tackling unemployment by encouraging growth and education Rick Scott Governor - State of Florida   Florida has seen the second biggest drop in unemployment in the U.S. What have you and your administration done to achieve these figures?...

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Keisha Lance Bottoms Calls for “One Atlanta”

January 2018 — After a December recount confirmed her win of the mayoral seat over Mary Norwood by a narrow margin, Keisha Lance Bottoms has officially been sworn in as the 60th mayor of Atlanta. At 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 2, 2018, Bottoms was inaugurated at the...

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Fad or Future? Deciphering Cryptocurrency

January 2018 — A one-bedroom penthouse condo with bay views in Miami was listed on Redfin in early December. What makes this listing newsworthy is that the seller is only accepting Bitcoin as payment. Most of us recognize Bitcoin as the first and most well-known...

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Arts and Culture Heat Up Miami

December 2017 — A couple of things usually come to mind when thinking about Miami: beaches and nightclubs. The Magic City has always been known for attracting tourists seeking  warmth and a fun time. However, Miami has been drawing a new type of visitor over the past...

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Construction Workers Wanted

December 2017 — From January 2015 to January 2016, construction costs in Atlanta increased by 3.8 percent, which is higher than the national average of 1 percent. Meanwhile, Metro Atlanta has an all-time low vacancy rate of 7.2 percent. While demand for real estate in...

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Record breakers

How Miami is experiencing great tourism numbers despite setbacks William D. Talbert III. President & CEO - Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau   What were the main achievements of Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) in 2016?...

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