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Wynwood get's its first ever hotel, what you missed this week + 5 things to do this weekend

Wynwood get's its first ever hotel, what you missed this week + 5 things to do this weekend

November 05, 2022

Happy November!! In this weeks issue:

🏨 Wynwood gets it's first ever hotel! Arlo Hotel just opened

🍽 SBWFF Tickets are on sale for Miami Beach residents

🏠 60% of Millennials regret buying a home

🤿 Underwater Real Estate in Boca just listed for $43M

Read on for MORE and my Top 5 Things To Do this weekend

In case you missed it

Arlo Hotel, the first ever hotel in Wynwood just opened — www.instagram.com

Come tour the lobby with me!

SBWFF 2023 tickets going on sale for Capital 1 and Miami Beach Residents — www.sun-sentinel.com

Martha Stewart, Guy Fieri, Danny Trejo, Emeril Lagasse will headline the 2023 South Beach Wine & Food Festival, a movable feast with 90-plus events spreading out across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

A super high-tech minigolf experience just opened in Brickell City Centre — www.timeout.com

The upscale, tech-driven franchise chose Miami for its fourth U.S. location.

World’s First Solar-Powered Residential Skyscraper Planned in Brickell — www.thenextmiami.com

Plans have been announced for a 70-story residential tower called The Residences at 1428 Brickell that will be be partially powered by solar panels into the building’s glass.

A Miami Chick-fil-A Operator Finds Magic with Three-Day Workweek — www.qsrmagazine.com

Operator Justin Lindsey decided to create two “pods” of employees who would essentially condense their week-long schedules into three-day blocks of 13- to 14-hour shifts.

How's the Real Estate market?

60% of millennials regret buying their homes. Here’s why… — www.instagram.com

A recent home buyer survey came out reporting 64% of millennial home buyers had regrets purchasing their home.

Mortgage Rates Dip Below 7% Again – For Now — www.floridarealtors.org

A 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.95%, down from last week’s 7.08%, though drops are likely temporary after the Fed boosted interest rates earlier this week.

Hurricane Ian: No Impact on Naples’ RE Resilience — www.floridarealtors.org

While the area saw significant losses, the winds did less damage than flooding. A relatively limited area saw catastrophic damage and most homes were spared.