Residents packed City Hall as Miami Gardens weighs a rezoning that would let El Dorado expand warehouse operations near Florida Memorial University. Neighbors warned of more trucks, noise and pollution while city paperwork shows staff recommended changes to allow expanded loading and truck staging.

City awards $3.5M toward the Gale Miami’s downtown conference center, covering nearly half of the $7.5M build‑out the developer says is needed.

Preliminary filings would remake Town Center at Boca Raton with an eight‑story hotel, roughly 374 apartments and new retail across a large portion of the mall site. City review is now underway.

The school board approved a transaction to trade Parcel 7 for new district offices, an auditorium and about 600 parking spaces in a proposed Omni high‑rise.

Songwriter Poo Bear has put a three-level Aria Reserve penthouse in Miami on the market — a sky residence with terraces, a private elevator and six suites. The MLS shows an asking price near $11 million.

Developer Carlos J. Tosca sold his Sunrise Harbour waterfront home in Coral Gables for roughly $16 million to a buyer linked to a venture‑capital firm. The gated property had been a top luxury listing this year.

Surmount has opened its first Florida office in downtown Miami and brought the Issenberg Britti Group into its platform. The move gives the net‑lease firm a local foothold as Miami’s office market tightens.

Juwan Howard has listed a custom Coral Gables estate for $28.9 million — a modern waterfront compound with marina access and a 75-foot resort pool.

A waterfront mansion in Jupiter's Admirals Cove is under contract for $19M, leading 19 Palm Beach luxury agreements and marking continued interest in turnkey waterfront homes.

North Miami Beach approved changes to The William, eliminating 30 hotel rooms and expanding the condo tower to 374 units while preserving rooftop amenities and retail. Developers say roughly 23% of units are presold.

A lender won a $65.7M foreclosure judgment against Stonerock Capital, pushing two downtown Miami office buildings to an online auction on July 20. The sale underscores mounting stress in the city’s older office stock.

Homeowners from St. Cloud to Brickell say developers have refused to cede HOA control, leaving them with fees, closed pools and limited records. Lawsuits and agency inspections have pushed the issue into the open.

Le Petit Papillon Montessori’s Normandy Isles campus traded to a for‑profit buyer for $19M after a spring listing. The sale highlights investor interest in school‑anchored sites.