Aldo Stark’s Villa Skyfall, a James Bond‑inspired, 22,000‑sq‑ft estate in Stone Creek Ranch, is on the market for $85M. The single‑level compound features a car gallery, wellness spa and hidden poker room.

Marbella condo residents reported their building shook Wednesday night; town inspectors paused nearby construction and crews were called in to investigate.

Terreno signed new and renewal leases totaling 233,000 sq ft at Countyline Corporate Park in Hialeah, filling two buildings and extending occupancy into the 2030s.

LCOR secured a $192.5M construction loan and has started work on a 544-unit tower at 1775 Biscayne Boulevard in Edgewater.

Miami‑Dade posted on X that Florida Statute 125.0103 prevents local rent control and that landlords can raise rents with proper notice. Tenants should check notice timelines and seek help if they suspect retaliation.

A 20-story Four Seasons Private Residences is rising on Coconut Grove’s Bayshore after developers closed a $323.8M construction loan; 70 homes are slated for mid-2028 delivery.

Andrew Boszhardt Jr. paid $21M for a North End Palm Beach estate as the couple reshuffles local properties.

A Boca Raton condo owner says her association blocked sales and denied asbestos remediation for years. She’s suing to force a sale, remediation and recover legal fees.

Codina Partners and Mumbai-based MICL Global filed plans for a 168-room Tribute hotel at Downtown Doral, with Arquitectonica listed as the architect.

Holy Cross has started work on a $57M health center on Sunrise Boulevard that officials say will add emergency care and about 120 jobs to Fort Lauderdale’s busy corridor.

A city memo seeks to let Ken Griffin add a private helipad at his Terminal Island marina, a move that would require a zoning change and state and federal reviews.

An Aventura developer filed to replace a medical‑office building with a 14‑story, 376‑unit Live Local project that would reserve 40% of units as workforce rentals. The pre‑application signals another round of office‑to‑housing conversions across South Florida.

Gatsby Florida refinanced its DiVosta Towers with a $100.4M loan from Cirrus Real Estate Partners, keeping the twin towers fully leased. The short‑term deal frees up capital as Gatsby lines up a new tower nearby.