Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin is seeking a zoning change in Miami Beach to add a private helipad to his planned 3.7-acre marina. The facility is intended to house his $250 million superyacht and provide a private travel system.
Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin is seeking a zoning change in Miami Beach to add a private helipad to his planned 3.7-acre marina for his $250 million superyacht. The proposal aims to create a private travel system, avoiding city traffic and connecting his properties directly to his yacht.
In Rio de Janeiro's Vila Cruzeiro favela, artists and children repainted Saint Luke's Square with national colours, transforming a site of trauma from a deadly police operation into a symbol of community resilience and national pride ahead of the World Cup.
Jeff Bezos defends Airbnb against claims of causing high NYC rents, blaming government policies for limiting housing supply. He also criticizes corporate welfare and subsidies.
South Carolina has enacted Senate Bill 163, a crypto-friendly law banning state agencies from accepting CBDCs, protecting self-custody rights, and easing regulatory hurdles for crypto businesses and miners.
Five-year strategy released with traditional courses vulnerableResearch aims to underline game’s ‘contribution to our society’Golf Australia is preparing to defend the country’s public courses against re-zoning attempts as part of its five-year strategy released on Friday, even as participation growth skews towards non-traditional venues like simulators and driving ranges.The sport reported annual growth in adult participation of 10% over the past five years, sustaining a boom that began during the Covid pandemic. Continue reading...
This feature article reveals eight expert techniques from exhibition design that can maximise space in small bedrooms. Drawing on insights from UK-based creative agency Noisy&Co and recent 2026 research, the piece covers principles including designing for flow, creating zones, curating deliberately, using vertical space, layering lighting, choosing multi-functional furniture, engaging the senses, and refreshing the space seasonally. The article argues that applying experiential design principles to residential spaces can make even the smallest bedroom feel larger and more comfortable without requiring more square footage.
Sapelo Island's Gullah Geechee community successfully voted against a zoning amendment that would have allowed larger residential square footage, preventing increased development. The referendum, a rare event in Georgia, aimed to protect the community's cultural and environmental landscape from external developers.
