March 2010


Mar. 30.	Untitled Posted by Posted by Schwartz Media Strategies, Miami Florida Public Relations TODAY'S NEWS FROM REUTERS: Relatives of Air France crash victims sue in U.S. By Jane Sutton MIAMI, March 29 (Reuters) - Relatives of passengers killed in an Air France crash off Brazil have filed nearly two dozen wrongful death lawsuits in Miami against Airbus, alleging that
Mar. 23.	Blanca Commercial Real Estate full speed ahead with two new executives Posted by One year ago, in the depths of the misery of the stock market crash, credit crisis, and real estate bloodbath, commercial real estate firms were disappearing left and right. But one experienced professional, Tere Blanca, saw an opportunity - and opened up Blanca Commercial Real Estate to kick off an extremely-successful first year.
Mar. 12.	Ding dong, Downtown Miami's not dead! Report shows condos, retail space filling rapidly Posted by posted by Schwartz Media Strategies, Miami Florida Public Relations While Miami bore much of the brunt of the real estate collapse - especially our downtown district, which was overweighted with new condo units - it seems we've begun what looks to be a rather robust recovery. A recent report from the Miami Downtown Develop
Mar. 04.	Event - The Making of a World-Class City: How to Take Miami to the Next Level Posted by posted by Schwartz Media Strategies, Miami Florida public relations Join the Miami Downtown Development Authority for a symposium on transforming downtowns across the nation - and right here in Miami.
Mar. 02.	New York Times: Old Age, From Youth's Narrow Prism Posted by posted by Schwartz Media Strategies, Miami Florida Public Relations The March 2, 2010 print version of the New York Times features an article by Dr.
Mar. 01.	Miami Art Museum preps collection for new Musem Park building Posted by Posted by Schwartz Media Strategies, a Miami Public Relations Firm Much has been reported on Miami Art Museum's new Herzog & de Meuron-designed building in Museum Park. While the debut of that landmark structure is still a few years away, MAM's curatorial staff is busy preparing for its new digs. In fact, the design and construction of the building is only one part of the equation.