
We are widely regarded in the media, with many articles and stories detailing our work. Our professional accomplishments have been awarded with Certificates of Appreciation Public Service Awards by the City of Miami Beach; Historical Revitalization Award by the Miami Design Preservation League; Award for Excellence in Architecture for a Contractor by the American Institute of Architecture.
After slumbering for years, Miami Beach has suddenly become Miami-Dade's hottest office market. Demand for space from entertainment companies and high-tech firms has touched off the city's first ofice construction boom in three decades.
February 8th, 2008 - Downtown Miami’s post office building, the circa 1912 historic landmark that served as the city’s original Federal Courthouse, post office and weather bureau, is on the market.
While there has been so much talk about residential real estate of late and while Wire focused on that market about a month ago, we can’t forget about the other segment of the real estate market that’s also experiencing dramatic...
In the wake of the dot-com bust and national economic slowdown, it’s no wonder we’re seeing “Class-A Office Space Available” signs in so many windows and “For Lease” banners on every block. Five years after the City...
December 11th, 2003 - Art Basel Miami Beach, the international show that last we brought thousands to the city for the second year, will make South Florida its permanent home, according to organizer Robert Goodman.
A Miami Beach office building called The Lincoln has sold for $74 million, underscoring investors’ increasingly voracious appetite to own office property in South Florida.
Miami Beach is about to see bowling in a whole new light. Lucky Strike Lanes, an upscale bowling lounge that has become a favorite haunt of Hollywood stars, has signed a deal to open on the ground floor of The Lincoln a 1692 Michigan Ave. The South Beach location aims to open by December with 14 lanes, a restaurant, bar, and outdoor seating.
A develper who has been at the forefront in the emergence of South Beach, championing the partnership of the private and public sectors in the development and revitalization process, is now turning his focus to downtown Miami.
January 25th, 2002 - Miami’s jewelry district is a gem without a shine. But there’s a new appraisal of the four-block district, home to hundreds of jewelers and gemologists. The Miami Downtown Development ...
Miami's old downtown post office, a once stately building that faded over the years, is about to be resurrected as part of a commercial and residential development project that will make it a star in the city's new urban landscape.
May 22nd Scott Robins, owner of the Scott Robins Companies, a successful property management, leasing, and development conglomerate, is a Miami Beach native who has worked in real estate in the area since 1988.
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Scott Robins is many things: a developer, a property manager, a general contractor and one of Miami Beach's foremost figures. He's also got some pretty nifty spaces to lease in several properties all over South Beach.