Andres Viglucci is a reporter at the Miami Herald. He specializes in urban affairs, focusing on themes such as construction, real estate, urban design, and the intersection of art and urban development. His work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance, Tampa Bay Times, and WLRN Public Radio & Television.
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Andres Viglucci's coverage primarily focuses on local real estate, architecture, and development in the Miami area. He frequently covers government announcements related to these topics and is interested in stories about businesses and sustainability.
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By: Andres Viglucci
The latest piece of The Underline to open to the public is the end of the trail, even though the project's not quite done yet.
Sunset Place is still there. By now, the zombie South Miami mall that once defined suburban entertainment was supposed to be gone, razed to make way for a dense mega-development
By: Catherine Odom July, Andres Viglucci
Ken Griffin has been buying up a block of Brickell piece by piece for the last several years.
By: Andres Viglucci
The idea is to think housing: apartments that middle-income residents and workers, many of them priced out of the city, can afford.
By: Andres Viglucci, Catherine Odom
The historic home, which houses the offices of the Dade Heritage Trust, will be relocated to Coconut Grove.
By: Andres Viglucci
Advocates complained that county officials had gone silent, rebuffing requests for updates or explanations for project delays.
By: Andres Viglucci
”Fortunately, the fiasco on Flagler is no more,” said the veteran director of the Flagler Business Improvement District.
By: Andres Viglucci
New sections of The Underline are popping out regularly like hot bread from the oven as work on the last remaining unfinished pieces of the 10-mile linear park and trail enters the final stretch.
By: Andres Viglucci
Reality Check is a Herald series holding those in power to account and shining a light on their decisions. Have a suggestion for a future story?
By: Andres Viglucci
The very first day it opened in 1956 as a live theater, the Coconut Grove Playhouse made U.S. cultural history — even if the inaugural production wasn't exactly a hit with the Miami crowd.
