New Yorkers’ guide to Miami: What second-home owners, investors need to know
Whether you view New York as a Miami suburb or Miami as the sixth borough, the close connection between the two is undeniable. But even as New Yorkers continue to scoop up Miami real estate, misperceptions about The Magic City persist.
We’re here to help. On April 6, the Miami Herald editorial team presents “The New Miami: Beyond the Beaches,” a seminar designed to explore trends in real estate, the burgeoning tech scene, urban life, culinary and culture, for a New York audience.
On the program:
The New Miami Economy
Speaker: Matt Haggman, Miami program director, Knight Foundation
Real estate for second-home owners and investors
Panelists:
▪ Howard Lorber, chairman, Douglas Elliman
▪ Michael Stern, chairman JDS development
▪ Neisen Kasdin, Miami office managing partner, Akerman
Moderator: Jonathan Miller, president and CEO, Miller Samuel real estate consultancy
The New Miami: Life beyond the beach
Film clip: Tarell Alvin McCraney, author, and Barry Jenkins, director, “Moonlight,” winner of Best Picture Oscar 2017
Video: Franklin Sirmans, director, Pérez Art Museum Miami
▪ Haggman, Knight Foundation
▪ Mayi de la Vega, founder and CEO, One Sotheby’s International
▪ John Meadow, restaurateur and owner of LDV Hospitality
▪ Alyce Robertson, executive director, Miami Downtown Development Authority
▪ Ellen Salpeter, director, Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami
Moderator: Jane Wooldridge, business editor, Miami Herald
If you go
What: “The New Miami: Beyond the Beaches”
Where: Sotheby’s, 1334 York Ave., New York City
When: April 6; 8 a.m. networking, 8:30-11 a.m. program
Tickets: $55; register at http://miami2017.bpt.me/
This story was originally published March 2, 2017 at 2:35 PM with the headline "New Yorkers’ guide to Miami: What second-home owners, investors need to know."