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MS-13 · Coral GablesA masked MS-13 gang member armed with a gun and a knife attempted a carjacking on Friday at a street stop in Miami-Dade County, police said. According to the Coral Gables Police Department, Wilson Verela approached the driver at the stop sign at Red Road and Southwest 25 Street. “The victim got away and notified the Coral Gables Police who responded within minutes,” Sgt. Michelle Christensen, a CGPD spokeswoman, wrote. Police officers responded …See the Story
Police: Masked MS-13 gang member attempts carjacking in Coral Gables
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Coral Gables · Coral GablesPhoto Credit: Karen Asprea Studio LLC The waterfront duplex is a stunning 3,500 square foot space, that underwent a significant renovation and decor overhaul for an incredible family. This project beautifully blends modern design with the charming essence of its waterfront location, creating a luxurious and inviting duplex that maximizes both space and views. We combined soft steel colors to create an inviting palette that feels cozy with the st…Read Article
Asprea Studio Presents A Beautiful Dumbo Duplex - Haute Residence by Haute Living
Coral Gables · Coral GablesThere’s a pilot program ready to go in Coral Gables that would significantly shorten the time that both homeowners and business owners take pulling a permit from the city to do any interior renovations, no matter how small. It would mean the city partners with a contractor to review these plans, at no cost to the city. Actually, it would bring in revenue because property owners would have to opt into this process and pay a %15 percent additional…Read Article
