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5 ways to celebrate Halloween in Miami this weekend

5 ways to celebrate Halloween in Miami this weekend

October 28, 2022

Can you feel it? The temperature dropped a little bit and its starting to feel like fall. If you're looking for things to do this Halloween weekend we got you covered in this weeks edition.

In case you missed it

Inside Brickell’s Puttshack, a Massive New High-Tech Mini Golf Bar and Restaurant — miami.eater.com

Puttshack high-tech mini golf and restaurant opens in Brickell City Centre

Miami Beach condo building evacuated near deadly collapse — abcnews.go.com

An evacuation order has forced out residents of a 14-story oceanfront building in Miami Beach, on the same avenue where a condominium collapse in Surfside killed nearly 100 people last year

Hay Maze Miami brings traditional spooky season fun to Bayfront Park — wsvn.com

SoFlo fall feels a lot like SoFlo summer, but one seasonal festival in downtown Miami might have you thinking otherwise.

Hurricane Ian couldn’t topple this popular Florida landmark — www.local10.com

An iconic landmark since 1884, the Sanibel Island lighthouse is still standing even after Ian’s wrath — sort of.

With Biscayne Bay ‘crying for help,’ researchers assess ‘grim’ damage from massive fish kill — www.local10.com

After yet another massive fish kill in Biscayne Bay caused by widespread pollution, researchers are working to assess the damage.

Miami Design District venue sues embattled entertainer Kanye West over unpaid $146K bill — www.cbsnews.com

A Miami Design District venue has filed a civil lawsuit against embattled entertainer Kanye West over an unpaid bill for nearly $146,000

How's the Real Estate market?

What Recession? Miami CRE Leaders On The City's Economic 'Halo' — www.bisnow.com

Real estate leaders in Miami predict low impact – if any – to Magic City, thanks to the overwhelming demand from new-to-market tenants in the last two years

Good News! VantageScore Approved for Most U.S. Mortgages — www.floridarealtors.org

The VantageScore model could help up to 37M more Americans qualify for a mortgage. But while FHFA OK’d it, it’s still up to individual Fannie and Freddie lenders.