Bibliography for: "The Boulevard by the Bay; some call it the Biscayne corridor. Others call it uptown Miami, or midtown Miami, or edgewater. By any name, the urban swath north of Miami's downtown is a real estate market on fire, with some 12,000 residential units ready to spring from the ground over the next three to five years"

J.P. Faber "The Boulevard by the Bay; some call it the Biscayne corridor. Others call it uptown Miami, or midtown Miami, or edgewater. By any name, the urban swath north of Miami's downtown is a real estate market on fire, with some 12,000 residential units ready to spring from the ground over the next three to five years". South Florida CEO. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0OQD/is_8_6/ai_112800772/

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Articles in August, 2003 issue of South Florida CEO

• Frozen flop - Fast Food
  by Barbara Perkins
• Feeling chipper: Applied Digital Solutions is back from the brink, as CEO Scott Silverman maneuvers his high-tech firm through shark-infested waters - Technology
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• South Florida jewelry box - Real Estate in the Pipeline
  by James Broida
• Roosevelt Bradley: "one of my goals is to create a new image for Miami-Dade Transit—something futuristic, exciting, so that when a train goes by the public says, 'hmmm, I want to ride that.'" - In Play
• Back to school: with executive MBA costs running as high as $100,000 , what makes this degree so valuable, especially for high-level executives whose careers are already on the fast track? - although $30,000 is more typical for a local program - Executive
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Play ball! - Publisher's Note
  by Richard N. Roffman
• Counsel for the hemisphere; when it comes to legal matters, Miami is the hub of the Americas. One more reason why the permanent secretariat of the FTAA should be based here - International
  by J.P. Faber
• The Boulevard by the Bay; some call it the Biscayne corridor. Others call it uptown Miami, or midtown Miami, or edgewater. By any name, the urban swath north of Miami's downtown is a real estate market on fire, with some 12,000 residential units ready to
  by J.P. Faber
• Good news/bad news … - Philanthropy
  by James Broida
• Rum punch - Food & Beverage
  by Johanna Marmon
• Bringing the Ritz home - Real Estate in the Pipeline
  by Raquel Kaufman
• Big deals - Quick Takes
• La dolce vita! The story of Paolo Della Casa is one of those tales that can happen only in America. Arriving from Italy a scant six years ago, knowing hardly a word of English, Della Casa is now the No. 1 supplier of kitchens to luxury condo high-rises in
  by Johanna Marmon
• To infinity and beyond - Aviation
• A billionaire comes calling: EWM is lured by the siren of Warren Buffet - Real Estate
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Absolutely South Beach - Real Estate in the Pipeline
• Less troubled waters - Security
  by Johanna Marmon
• Airborne alliance; ambitions are sky-high as the latest venture of the Booth aviation family—GlobalPass—is off the ground and flying - Aviation
  by J.P. Faber
• Public or private? That is the question; over the past 18 months, more and more public companies have considered taking themselves private. This trend is especially relevant for small-cap public companies. But just what are the pros and cons? - Chief Exec
  by James S. Cassel
• Target practice: American Ammunition finds it's a good time for bullet makers - Manufacturing
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• This just in ; it used to be just waterfront residences that commanded $1 million and more. No longer - land - Real Estate Home Sales
• And down the stretch they go - Growth
• Staying power? The elegant Espirito Santo building on Brickell Avenue scores with a key management contract for its in-house hotel - over - Hospitality
  by Johanna Marmon
• Thyme for Timo; the culinary landscape of Sunny Isles Beach suddenly has a new star: the northern Italian eatery Timo - which is, incidentally, the Italian word for thyme - Executive Dining//Timo
  by Johanna Marmon
• Less filling/tastes great - Nutrition
• TV Nation West Palm Beach-based Paxson TV network never could make a profit from its neo-Christian family formula. Now an FCC decision may at least help it raise money - Media
  by Johanna Marmon
• Power clicks