Locust Projects moving to Little River

Locust Projects will relocate to a new 8,000-square-foot space at 297 N.E. 67th St. in March. Follow this link to view article in the South Florida Business Journal.

Little Haiti & Little River Neighborhood Map

Many thanks to Culture Crusaders for this article and map about our beloved Little River neighborhood!

The Citadel in Little River to Open at the End of January

After about two years in the making, the Citadel has finally announced its imminent opening.

Bousa Brewing in Little River

After all these years, we just discovered this gem right under our nose only three short blocks away!

Upper Buena Vista's "Microboutique" Model Aims to Change the Way Miami Shops

Inspired by an emerging trend in London and New York, Upper Buena Vista's microboutiques are an attractive option for emerging retail entrepreneurs.

Renderings revealed: First phase of the Magic City Innovation District

The first phase of the Magic City Innovation District is underway and is expected to be turned over to tenants as early as September, according to developer Tony Cho.

Northeast Corridor Station Locations To Be Identified Within Months

City, county, and regional leaders are now working to identify station locations for the proposed Northeast Corridor rail line.

Planning Underway For New Tri-Rail Train Station Near 79th Street

Residents of Miami’s Little River neighborhood are being asked to help plan for a new Tri-Rail stop in the 79th Street area.

American Dream Miami developer Triple Five under contract to buy Archbishop Curley site in Little Haiti

Little River's Magic City Farm, a Jungly Oasis of Tiny Bungalows

Miami’s Little River neighborhood is getting a new mixed-use development called ‘Eden’

$1B Magic City Innovation District adds Cirque du Soleil founder

MiMo’s metamorphosis: Stretch of Biscayne Boulevard in bloom

For art aficionados, a new Wynwood emerges to the north

Art Basel Miami Stretches Into Little Haiti

Miami’s Art World Sets Sights on Little Haiti Neighborhood

Miami’s Art Scene Turns to Little Haiti as Wynwood Rents Rise

Sick of Rising Rents, Gentrification, Some Miami Art Galleries Are Buying Their Own Spaces

Mid-Rise Mixed-Use Towers Approved for Future Upper East Side Tri-Rail Hub

Miami gives green light to first bar in Little River