Monday’s Miami real estate update:

• Matt Haggman on five years of building a startup scene in Miami [New Tropic]
• The ‘UFO house’ in the Florida Keys has been demolished [Miami Herald]
• Why is parking so expensive in Miami, and such a hassle? [Miami Herald]
• You think parking in Miami is bad? It’s actually a bargain [Miami Herald]
• How do you hide a 17-story parking garage downtown? With art [Herald]
• Could Trump’s tax reform hurt Miami real estate? [Miami Herald]
• Taking a look at the Miami Forever Bond Initiative [Urban Environmental League]
• What is the Miami Forever Bond? [Miami Grid]
• A person has been struck by a Brightline train already [South Florida BJ]
• Buildings and fantasies: A Coconut Grove architectural history lesson [BT]
• A colossal Asian marketplace is open in Wynwood this month [Eater]
• 7th Street Apartments reaches 34th floor [Golden Dusk Photography]
• Is Miami Beach trying to bankrupt liquor stores? [Miami New Times]
• Little Havana, a neighborhood at a crossroads [SFBJ]
• Check out SFBJ’s improved Miami crane watch feature [SFBJ]