Valoro paid $19M for 2125 Biscayne in Edgewater, a discounted buy that preserves cash flow and opens a Live Local redevelopment path.

How Ya Dough'n, born in a Boca backyard, will open a Coral Springs spot this April with 12‑day‑fermented pies and a planned free‑pizza giveaway.

Journey Capital paid $108M for the 348‑unit Rise Flagler Village in Fort Lauderdale as South Florida rent growth cools and new deliveries remain high. The sale moves a major downtown rental into institutional hands.

A 17‑year‑old was booked into Metro West on an attempted murder charge after a Feb. drive‑by in southwest Miami‑Dade wounded a 15‑year‑old. Investigators say dashcam footage captured the shooting.

Related Ross bought a Coral Springs office leased by Fiserv for roughly $37M; the leaseback keeps the fintech tenant on site as Ross grows his South Florida holdings.

A Delray Beach adviser was arrested after deputies say he persuaded a Boynton Beach senior to hand over $30,000 for fake certificates of deposit. State records show the firm linked to the deposits was inactive.

Cain’s CEO told The Real Deal the firm will build a single multifamily tower next to Missoni Baia, reopen the Delano for the Miami Grand Prix, and lean into rentals as Brickell rents climb.

A Miami Shores man was arrested after investigators say he stole a bag with more than $60,000 from Lucky Strike Miami and told police "finders keepers."

Formula 1 will run a free, five-day Fan Fest at Lummus Park starting April 29. Expect live-track screens, Red Bull activations, simulators, DJs and giveaways on South Beach.

Frank Pepe's Plantation location will close April 4, ending the chain's first Florida outpost. Delray stays open while Pepe's eyes a West Palm Beach site.

A Miami driver crawled from a burning car after an early‑morning crash and was taken to Ryder Trauma with burns. Fire crews extinguished the blaze while police investigated.

Nancy Pastor sued to halt a payout to Jacqueline Pino Wechsler tied to the $71.5M sale of 850 Living, saying a 2014 profit‑share deal can't be verified.

A Miami-Dade father accepted a plea deal on March 30, 2026, in the 2023 Kendall shooting that killed his son. Court filings should reveal the agreement's terms.