Sunny Isles buildings ’100 percent safe’ but city reviewing them in wake of sinking study
Sunny Isles Beach is already taking another look at many of its gleaming high-rises in the wake of a new study by the ...
Miami's beachfront high-rises are sinking fast. It's a warning for coastal properties worldwide.
Miami's luxurious barrier islands high-rises are sinking, pointing to an expensive issue for coastal properties and cities ...
The huge city home to over 450k people where dozens of buildings are sinking
Jakarta, Lagos, Houston, Dhaka and Venice among other cities in danger of disappearing as a result of rising sea levels or ...
Luxury condos and hotels in Miami are sinking into the ground at an alarming rate
Researchers have discovered that iconic buildings in Miami are sinking, with some having sunk up to 3 inches in the past few ...
South Florida sees dozens of luxury high-rise buildings start to sink
Miami’s barrier islands are home to many tall luxury buildings, and, according to a study recently published in Earth and ...
Miami Beach's Luxury High-Rise Buildings Are Sinking—but Wealthy Buyers Are Still Flocking There
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Dozens of luxury beachfront condos, hotels sinking faster than expected in Miami area
Dozens of luxury beachfront condos and hotels are sinking into the ground at greater-than-expected rates, according to a ...
That Sinking Feeling: A New Study Shows That Super High Apartment Buildings Like Miami's Porsche Design Tower Are Slipping Into The Ground
What goes up must come down. However, buyers who spent millions of dollars on luxury Miami condos only a few years ago didn’t ...
South Florida's beachfront buildings found to be sinking faster than expected
A team of mechanical, architectural and environmental engineers, geoscientists, and geoinformation specialists affiliated ...
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Study: Coastal buildings in Southeast Florida sinking for longer periods than expected
Still, 35 coastal structures showed between two to eight centimeters of subsidence, which surprised researchers because some of it continued to occur for years after the buildings would have typically ...