Ben Ling and his husband paid $40M for the neighboring Palm Island teardown, assembling nearly two acres of Miami Beach waterfront.

A 36‑story Edgewater tower just cleared a major financing hurdle: $111M to build 328 apartments, with roughly 40% reserved for households at or below 140% AMI. The loan brings Sense 22's plans into construction territory.

AvalonBay paid about $22M for a full block in downtown South Miami, setting up a 16‑story Avalon South Miami II with roughly 250 apartments and ground‑floor retail.

The Seminole Tribe says hundreds of Lennar‑built homes across six reservations are unsafe because of mold and structural failures, and the dispute is headed for court. A judge’s rejection of a broad arbitration push could make the fight public.

Hilton and Reuben Brothers will convert a Collins Avenue oceanfront hotel into Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach with 348 suites and a planned Winter 2027 relaunch.

A newly completed Bay Point waterfront home at 790 Lake Road sold for $27.25M, underscoring demand for private, turnkey waterfront properties in Miami.

Buslam Group has begun construction on La Musique, a $50M-plus Miami hotel with an exclusive private members club and skyline-facing amenities.

Ike Perlmutter's oceanfront Palm Beach townhouse reportedly sold for $17M after a string of list‑price changes. The deal highlights how political headlines can ripple through luxury markets.

City leaders have paired the long‑dormant Marine Stadium with a national operator and a $10M pledge, but an August 18 referendum will decide whether the revival moves forward.

The Berkeley Palm Beach has broken ground at 550 S. Australian Ave, launching a 25-story, 193-unit luxury condo project with sales topping $120 million. The tower promises dual-water views and a resort-style amenity lineup aimed at full-time residents.

A 4.6‑acre Gables Estates parcel that once housed UM presidents closed for about $41.6M; city files and demolition paperwork clear the way for a likely teardown. The sale continues a wave of high‑end waterfront trades in Coral Gables.

A new Florida law forces listing sites to display realistic tax estimates or link buyers to county tax tools, aiming to prevent surprise bills after closing.

A Surf Club Four Seasons condo in Surfside is under contract at $31.5M after a July 2025 buy for about $18.35M, creating a potential 70% paper gain for the seller.