Lidia Dinkova is a Reporter at The Real Deal. She covers South Florida real estate, focusing on themes such as construction, real estate development, and the housing market, while also delving into topics like commercial real estate and property management. Lidia's work is featured in The Real Deal.
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Lidia Dinkova's reporting predominantly focuses on local real estate and property development news in the United States, specifically in Florida and Miami. Her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements related to real estate industry developments such as property acquisitions, construction loans, rental projects, and office leases.
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By: Lidia Dinkova
A developer wants to replace its office building with a 376-unit Live Local Act project, as part of growing redevelopment of aging, suburban South Florida offices, despite a continued pipeline of out-of-state companies to the region.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Los Angeles-based CIM Group, through an affiliate, won the foreclosure auction of the hotel on Wednesday morning, a month after obtaining a $204.7 million foreclosure judgment in May, according to Miami-Dade County court records. The county clerk's foreclosure auctions website shows 601 Washington Ave (FL) Owner LLC, an entity tied to CIM Group, won the property with a $100 bid.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Despite a lingering oversupply that's led to drop in rents, developers are pursuing multifamily projects across South Florida
By: Eman Elshahawy, Lidia Dinkova
On June 25, many Miamians received a mass text directing them to a website attacking Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Mavel Ruiz, the incumbent in this year's judicial election who most recently made headlines for presiding over the high-profile legal fight over the giveaway of valuable downtown Miami land for President Donald Trump's presidential library
By: Lidia Dinkova
The litigation between the pair of developers, both big names in South Florida real estate, over a 3.4-acre property in Miami's Overtown started in 2020. Peebles affiliates first sued Swerdlow, an entity tied to him and his project partner Alben Duffie, alleging Peebles' affiliates were swindled out of the land deal, with city of Miami officials sabotaging their redevelopment proposal. The city wasn't a named defendant.
Robert Rivani, through two affiliates, sold the nearly 39,000-square-foot plaza at 43-75 Northwest 23rd Street last month, which was about half vacant, The Real Deal previously reported . At the time, the buyer was identified only as a Dallas-based investment firm.
By: Lidia Dinkova, Matthew Elo
New York-based Cohen Brothers Realty plans the 25-story West Palm Point with ground-floor retail space and an 11-story garage with a rooftop amenity deck, according to the project's website. The developer has started the permitting process, Palm Beach County records show.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Roger Stein's Soho Development alleges it was sidelined from the $300M luxury condo project
By: Lidia Dinkova
Ruben Artiles Jr. and Martha Artiles, through the Ruben and Neida Artiles Irrevocable Trust, sold the pair of warehouses at 7200-7208 Northwest 84th Avenue, and the two warehouses at 8203-8251 Northwest 70th Street, to Boston-based Longpoint, the brokers involved in the deal said.
By: Lidia Dinkova
Completed last year, the building will serve as a distribution center
