BAY HARBOR ISLANDS, FLA. (WSVN) - An apartment building in Bay Harbor Islands has been deemed unsafe, and residents were evacuated after officials conducted an inspection on the structure.

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Read full article: Bay Harbor Islands names Raul M. Diaz new Chief of Police over former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel BAY HARBOR ISLANDS, Fla. – The Town of Bay Harbor Islands has named its new ...

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Bay Harbor Islands is in the midst of massive redevelopment, with at least 26 projects in the planning or construction stages. Among them, in late December, Congress BHN LLC, ...

The La Baia condo in Bay Harbor Islands by Continuum Co. Expand to read more Evolution Virtual La Baia will have more than 30,000 square feet of amenities, including a rooftop amenity deck, a spa ...

BAY HARBOR ISLANDS, Fla. – New video shows one of the robberies that police said landed an out-of-state quartet in jail this week.. According to arrest reports, Miami Beach police arrested ...

The Town of Bay Harbor Islands announced that residents at a multi-story residential apartment building at 1060 95th Street have been ordered to evacuate. “This was very sudden.

Bay Harbor Islands has all the “quality of life” elements one can wish for, as well as amazing growth potential. Part of the appeal is its central location: It’s only 25 minutes to MIA, 35 ...

Bay Harbor Islands is working with the building's management company, the building's court ordered receiver, and several charitable organizations to provide support to those displaced and their ...

The Well Bay Harbor Islands would have condos, offices and a restaurant. Terra Preview this article 1 min The NFL superstar is leasing nearly 8,500 square feet in The Well Bay Harbor Islands that ...

In the Nov. 6 election, Bay Harbor Islands voters will decide on a charter amendment raising height limits on the East Island, a ballot question spearheaded by two real estate developers.