CIP Real Estate has purchased Coconut Creek’s Lyons Corporate Park for $99 million in Broward’s latest major industrial deal.

Marquis Miami’s condo association is suing Madison Realty Capital over alleged neglect, unpaid bills and a growing repair crisis. The association wants a receiver appointed to take control of the property.

Florida ranks 10th nationally for the hourly wage needed to afford a two-bedroom rental, with West Palm Beach far higher.

Enid Pinkney’s former Brownsville home is listed for $700,000 after a major renovation, raising fresh concerns about gentrification and rising prices.

Pinnacle has secured $41 million for a planned 110-unit affordable senior housing project in Naranja. Tropical Crossings would rise beside the developer’s fully occupied family community.

A trust tied to billionaire David Cotton sold its Hillsboro Beach oceanfront estate for $41 million. The buyer is media and technology investor Mason Slaine.

Miami Gardens is set to break ground on Serenity Gardens, a 153-unit affordable senior housing development with pool, trails and community amenities.

A billionaire Corpay executive sold his Admirals Cove mansion for $16.26 million to a Minnesota business couple.

Rick Ross is joining an eight-story, 670-unit condo project in the Miami Gardens neighborhood where he grew up. Prices start around $450,000, with a sales gallery expected in September.

Miami Beach’s 800-room Grand Hyatt has reached its topping-out milestone, with a late-2027 opening still planned.

Top Miami broker Julian Johnston is leaving Corcoran for ONE Sotheby’s with $300 million in active listings. The move shifts a major luxury team to a rival Miami Beach brokerage.

2200 Brickell in Miami scored a temporary certificate of occupancy and has begun move‑ins; the five‑story boutique tower is more than 85% sold and features a nearly one‑acre rooftop deck.

Knight Center Apartments in Little River sold for $19M — its first transfer in 31 years — a sign investors are still buying older Miami multifamily buildings.