Weekend Evening Anchor, Consumer Investigative Reporter, NBC News, NBC News Miami
Alina Machado is a Weekend Evening Anchor and Consumer Investigative Reporter at NBC News Miami. She specializes in health and wellness topics, with a focus on issues affecting Florida, including inflation and security breaches. Alina has been featured in NBC Boston Stations, NBC4 Washington, and ADAM BERG.
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Alina Machado's articles primarily focus on local personal finance, deals & promotions, and travel & tourism in the United States, particularly Florida and Miami. Her coverage heavily relies on government announcements and data citations.
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By: Alina Machado
There are growing concerns about the affordability of condos here in South Florida, especially for those who live in buildings that are 30 years and older.
A recent RedFin analysis of MLS data in 43 of the most populous cities found median monthly condo HOA dues are up more than 15% over the year in Tampa, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale compared to a 6% increase overall. In Miami, dues jumped 5.7% over the year.
Being able to walk outside and enjoy the ocean is a big reason why Marianne Meischeid bought her Surfside condo in 2002.
The quick-thinking company owner was able to stop a fraudulent sale when it appeared the scammer was using A.I. technology to try to steal properties
By: Alina Machado
Almost a year ago, she paid over $8,400 for four tickets, purchased through a third-party site. She thought she was all set until she received two concerning emails from Ticketmaster in September.
Then this September, she realized the tickets had been stolen, transferred right out of her account.
By: Alina Machado
A viewer didn't know what else to do after years of fighting for a medical claim reimbursement she was owed. So she called NBC6 Responds, and we were able to finally get her relief.
Condo associations may use special assessments to replenish reserves. Real estate experts warn the recent surge in the number of condo associations in older buildings that are imposing special assessments is having a real impact on the condo market.
Deep fakes are becoming more common. In fact, they were so concerning leading up to the 2024 presidential election, a non-profit created a public service campaign, warning you not to be duped by AI-generated videos.
By: Alina Machado
South Florida is known for its beaches and its vibrant nightlife, but it’s also an invaluable source that helps paint a bigger picture of the overall health of the economy.
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