A ULI‑backed plan called The Overpass would turn a city site between Allapattah and the Health District into a $300M health‑tourism hub with housing, a medical hotel and a rooftop park.

New apartments and a food hall haven't turned into steady customers for Downtown Hollywood shops. Owners point to parking, permitting and competition from Dania Pointe.

A judge awarded a Boca buyer roughly $2M after the Mandarin Oriental condo missed its deadline. The ruling could let buyers demand escrowed deposits from title companies.

A New York judge dismissed Soho Development's suit against Two Roads over the Ocean Club Four Seasons project, but Soho says the ruling addressed an older filing and is pressing on.

LoanDepot Park will host free FIFA World Cup watch parties this Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are complimentary and seating is first‑come, first‑served.

A Homestead kitchen spat over juice and a plate of food ended with an 18‑year‑old arrested on aggravated assault and battery charges.

NWS Miami placed Broward, Collier and Palm Beach counties under a severe thunderstorm warning through 8 p.m. EDT with 60 mph gusts and quarter‑size hail possible.

A free Quick Pick printed at a North Miami‑Dade Mobil matched Fantasy 5 midday numbers and is worth $60,133; the ticket is listed as unclaimed.

A two-week federal extension keeps TPS holders employed for now, but unions at Fort Lauderdale warn layoffs and administrative moves are already underway.

A Cruz‑aligned nonprofit bought $400K in Florida ads that turn James Fishback into an AI talking bass and call out his antisemitic remarks.

Kolter Group paid about $18.2 million for commercial and residential condo units on Collins Avenue, expanding its North Beach assemblage ahead of a proposed luxury redevelopment.

Florida health officials warned swimmers after tests found elevated bacteria at Golden Beach and two Miami Beach sites. Advisories remain in effect while samples are rechecked.

Residents report meter reads in the tens of thousands of gallons while insisting they've cut usage; the city points to leaks, irrigation and a smart‑meter rollout. Officials say meter tests and limited credits are available as the AMI program continues.