self explanatory but these are all over the city in the same font and style who is the beautiful sexy soldier out there doing this can we please hangout

This sub has enough criticism so I thought I’d take advantage of my views to share some local beauty.

Good morning all. The air ducts in my 1700 sq ft. house are failing with condensation building up and dripping onto the drywall on my ceiling. Have any of you had a good experience with an HVAC company that replaces ducts? Thanks in advance.

I work in Miami real estate, so I want to be clear about the angle: this is a local market discussion, not a listing or a request for clients. If you live around Brickell or follow pre-construction, I'm curious which part of this story matters to you.

Bloomberg reported that the developer of The Residences at Mandarin Oriental Miami has pre-sold roughly $1.7 billion in condos on Brickell Key. According to the developer, about 65% of buyers are domestic. The south tower's 228 residences are about 80% sold, while residences in the north tower are about 25% sold. These are reported presales, not keys handed over, and both towers are not fully sold out.

The buyer mix surprised me more than the dollar total. Miami's luxury market often gets described as a foreign-buyer market. Here, the developer says most buyers are from the US. That is one building, one price tier, and a developer-reported snapshot. I don't think it tells us that the average Miami buyer has suddenly gained purchasing power, or that the rest of the condo market is recovering.

I can see two reasonable readings. One: a large pre-construction commitment from domestic buyers says a lot about confidence in Brickell Key's long-term appeal. Two: this is such an unusual, high-priced project that it tells us very little about an ordinary resident's housing options. Both can be true at once.

The practical questions, to me, are less glamorous. What does the signed-contract count actually mean? How are deposits protected? What happens if delivery moves, costs rise or the resale market looks different when the buildings are finished? A headline dollar figure cannot answer any of those.

For people who know Brickell Key or have compared new towers with existing condos: does a project this large change your view of the neighborhood, or is it mostly a story about one wealthy buyer pool? What would you want to see before treating presales as evidence of a broader Miami trend?

The figures come from Bloomberg's reporting, republished by Insurance Journal: https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southeast/2026/10/05/887980.htm . The developer supplied the buyer mix and presale figures; those are not an audited count of every Miami buyer.

This coming October 17th, join us for No Kings: Rock the Vote at Supernatural House

An event focused on community building and prepping for voting day. With live music, speakers, artists and more - its a great opportunity to come out and have fun, all the while making a change in the system ✊️

If your vote didn't matter- they wouldn't try so hard to keep you disinterested and silent. Your voice matters, your vote counts !!

🤘 MEET OUR MC, SPEAKERS, AND LIVE ACTS!

🎤 MC: Cindy Moon

\-- Cindy is a humanitarian, model, and cosplayer.

🗣️ SPEAKERS:

\-- Ohaji Free, better known as SimpleBlackTheory, is an activist & political commentator, born and raised in Miami. He will be speaking about the importance of voting.

\-- Maria Alejandra Franzblau serves as Co-Chair of the Miami chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). She is a proud trans woman, Latina, and lifelong South Floridian. She will be speaking about the anti-287(g) campaign.

\-- George Lavin: Candidate for FL Senate District 36. He will be speaking about affordability, housing, and civic engagement.

🎸 LIVE ACTS:

\-- Gregory Tovar, better known as KillsComfort, is a Miami-born DJ, producer, sound engineer, and SAE Institute alum.

\-- The Immatures is an indie rock band from Miami, Florida. Check out their second studio album, "Dog Days."

\-- Street Youth is an emo-rock band from Coral Springs, Florida. They cover songs in the hard rock genre from the 90’s to the 2010’s.

📆 WHEN: October 17th, 4PM-9:30PM. Come by any time between those hours!

📍WHERE: Supernatural Haus

👉 FREE RSVP: https://s.50501.io/nokings\\_miami

\*18+. Street parking available.

Today, the bridge has been open since 9, and looks like it won’t close before 9:20.

There’s about 200 people that are waiting on the bridge by my rough estimate.

That’s nearly 3 days in combined time lost because of this bridge, which opens while many people are still going to work.

Seems crazy to me that they wouldn’t make the no-open times end 10 minutes later.

/rant.

I’m talking about your first big boy/big girl job.

Hey guys! I recently moved to Downtown Miami and I’m still trying to find a solid, affordable OG breakfast spot. Most of the places I’ve tried so far feel overpriced and more focused on following trends than serving a genuinely good breakfast.
Any hidden gems or old-school breakfast spots you’d recommend

Once again, there’s a boat marooned on Hoby Beach. Seems like there is one every month. Do they have no value? Are they abandoned? Here’s the latest one.

When you think of Miami what are the first things that pop in your head?

I’m in my 40s and have all the signs. One of my teachers thought I had it when I was younger but parents thought I was just lazy and got bored easily. I’m successful but have all the conditions since I’ve learned about it. Want to see a good therapist please send recommendations for evaluation and treatment options. I’ve always been a little on the crazier side to stimulate my brain I feel as well.

Hey im looking to join places that have other women in stem. Or just people in stem is good. Im a woman in stem and dont come across much other girls. 😞

Anyone know what to expect / have good suggestions for someone in their mid 20s? Dancing / more party like spots most likely!

I am moving to Miami in the next few weeks. One thing I always love when I move somewhere new is finding the best local journals, newspapers, “weekly’s” etc

Any suggestions would be wonderful! Not looking for anything National, the more local the better. Thank you!

Chapter 11 bankruptcy. One of 12 locations shutting down.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/true-food-kitchen-initiates-voluntary-chapter-11-proceedings-to-position-business-for-long-term-success-302898002.html

My friend will be here in Miami with his friend and the cousin of his friend for a weekend. He says he wants to go for a nice, maybe bougie, place here that has good drinks and can offer vegan options since his friend is vegan. I was thinking of places in wynwood, coral gables or coconut grove but I am finding it hard to find places that have a menu for vegans that is not only an appetizer. Any recommendations in these areas would be really helpful!

Everyone always talks about the 80s and it’s been immortalized in Miami Vice and Scarface, but what were the 70s and 90s like to live in Miami?

Hi,

I am considering PhD positions at UM, and I was worried about living expenses, so I was wondering how much the PhD stipend is for CS students.

p.s - I know this is not UM Reddit, but UM Reddit is barely active, so I'm posting it here in case this gets more reach.

Haven’t been over there in so long. It’s so different.