An affiliate of Crescent Heights pitched a 15‑story, 29‑unit tower at 1826 Collins with 40% of homes reserved as workforce housing under the Live Local Act. Miami Beach's Planning Board will review plans on May 5.

Iru is taking nearly 92,000 square feet at Mayfair in the Grove, giving the AI‑security firm a major Coconut Grove footprint. The deal underscores demand for renovated, amenitized office space in the neighborhood.

A 55-year-old Denny's on Biscayne Boulevard closed Sunday to make way for an 18-story mixed-use development. The sale and plans reflect a wider redevelopment trend in Edgewater.

Falcone Group‑led JV bought Miami Worldcenter’s retail plaza and two garages in a deal insiders say reached nine figures. The purchase consolidates control of roughly 300,000 sq ft of shops, dining and entertainment.

Boca West has begun a full rebuild of Golf Course 1 as part of a roughly $95M upgrade that includes a $20M pickleball center and new pool and social facilities.

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

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.

Resia filed a pre‑application to build Golden Glades II, a proposed 220‑unit income‑restricted apartment community on a 5.46‑acre site near the Golden Glades interchange. The plan follows the developer’s nearby modular-built complex.

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 Tahiti Beach waterfront estate in Cocoplum sold for $32M, a neighborhood record that underscores continued demand for Coral Gables trophy homes.

The One Thousand Museum condo association sued the developer, alleging a 2020 vote unlawfully waived reserve funding and left roughly $1.4M missing from reserves.

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.

Billionaires and tech names keep making headlines in Miami — but leasing data show most newcomers are signing modest suites and expansions rather than massive headquarters. Brokers and researchers say the market’s true test will be bigger pre‑leases and hiring.