As single-family home prices rise and interest rates reshape buying patterns, Coral Gables is seeing a shift toward luxury condominiums, townhomes, and high-end rentals. Developers and local buyers alike are redefining what it means to live in the City Beautiful.
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Jae’s Jewelers on Miracle Mile has become the longest continually operating retailer in downtown Coral Gables, continuing a family business founded after World War II.
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Talk of the Town is Coral Gables Magazine’s roundup of local news, civic updates, and community stories, from Burgerliscious and Waymo’s arrival to wildlife sightings and city politics.
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The poke bowl originally came from Hawaii, where local fisherman cut up raw fish (poke means “to slice” in Hawaiian)
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Coral Gables resident Viviana Samudio founded Collections by Vivi to bring handmade purses, jewelry, and accessories from Colombian artisans to South Florida markets.
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Trinidad born musician Etienne Charles is a jazz composer, trumpet player, and Frost School professor known for blending Caribbean and jazz traditions.
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PHOTOGRAPHER Alice Goldhagen is about as local as it gets. A Miami native, Goldhagen and her family moved to Coral
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Now in its 17th year, the Coral Gables Community Foundation’s Tour of Kitchens & Tropical Living returned with 12 featured homes, standout culinary partners, and a continued commitment to supporting student scholarships and the Culinary Arts program at Coral Gables Senior High.
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March Best Bets rounds up the month’s top events in Coral Gables, from street festivals and farmers markets to classical concerts, new plays, and outdoor film screenings.
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In this month’s Editor’s Note, JP Faber examines the rising cost of single-family homes in Coral Gables and the next wave of condominiums and townhomes shaping the city’s future growth.
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