Aerial view of a tree-lined Coral Gables neighborhood with single-family homes, red-tile roofs and dense greenery stretching toward the horizon.
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Coral Gables homestead values top Miami-Dade’s larger municipalities

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The average market value of a homesteaded residential property in Coral Gables has climbed above $2.15 million, the highest figure among Miami-Dade municipalities with at…

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Exterior of Coral Gables Fire Station 2, showing the station’s white façade and four large red apparatus-bay doors beneath the address 525.
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Fire Station 2 to be tented for termites; emergency response will continue

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Coral Gables Fire Station 2 will disappear beneath a termite tent for three days this week, but city officials say firefighters, paramedics and emergency vehicles…

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Map of the University of Miami campus area showing red-outlined parcels along Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Levante Avenue proposed for land-use reclassification.
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University of Miami expansion plan faces first public vote

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The University of Miami is asking Coral Gables for substantially more room to grow: greater development capacity, permission for enrollment to rise to 17,500 students…

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View of Miracle Mile in downtown Coral Gables at dusk, showing palm trees in the median, storefronts lit along both sides, and cars moving through the street where the city is studying a new business taxing district.
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Economic Development Board hears why downtown BID failed — and what comes next

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Less than a week after the city acknowledged that Coral Gables had decided to shelve its pursuit of a new business improvement district (BID) in…

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Coral Gables City Hall, where commissioners voted in May to change the city’s election calendar. A recent court ruling in Miami has cast new legal uncertainty over that decision.
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Parking board members question whether their voices matter to City Hall

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Over the last 18 months, members of the Coral Gables Parking Advisory Board have repeatedly criticized city decisions that they say encourage overdevelopment and ignore…

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A school crossing guard in Coral Gables
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Back to school: Key dates, traffic changes and safety rules

By Coral Gables Gazette staff School traffic returns to Coral Gables next week, bringing buses, drop-off lines, pedestrians, cyclists and thousands of University of Miami students back to streets that…

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Aerial architectural rendering of the proposed University of Miami Gables Village complex, showing several mid-rise residential buildings surrounded by trees, roads and existing campus structures.
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As UM seeks 30-year campus deal, 1,736-bed housing amendment was cleared without public hearings

By Coral Gables Gazette staff As Coral Gables considers a 30-year development agreement that would allow substantially more construction on the University of Miami campus, city records show how the…

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Smiling pianist in a dark suit and white shirt seated in front of a grand piano.
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Van Cliburn finalist Clayton Stephenson brings Bach, Prokofiev and Hiromi to Coral Gables Congregational Church

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Pianist Clayton Stephenson, who made history as the first Black finalist in the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, will move from Bach and Prokofiev to…

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Exterior view of the residence at 5001 Maggiore St. in Coral Gables.
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Alleged short-term rentals, including historic property, face Coral Gables code hearing

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The city’s Code Enforcement Board will hear five cases at its Wednesday hearing, including two unrelated properties cited for operating illegal short-term rentals in single-family…

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Coral Gables City Commission seated during the final 2026 budget hearing on September 25, where commissioners approved a $313.6 million budget and debated pet projects and cost-of-living adjustments.
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EDITORIAL: Coral Gables City Commission should stop treating an interim manager as a contingency

By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board Peter Iglesias gave the Coral Gables City Commission more than four months to prepare for his departure as city manager. More than half…

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