A company tied to Robert F. Smith sold a renovated Palm Beach estate at 150 El Vedado Road in a recorded $29.5M transfer.

Meliá’s first North American branded residences topped off in Brickell on May 21. The 110‑unit condo‑hotel now moves into finish work with wellness‑focused amenities.

A Grovenor House penthouse in Coconut Grove lists at $20.9M with a private rooftop plunge pool, wine cellar and private elevator.

City commissioners approved conveyance of public lots to Palm Beach Venture Philanthropy so a Quantum Foundation arm can build mixed-income housing, a grocer and a community hub in Coleman Park.

A five‑parcel Wynwood assemblage at 85 NE 27th St sold for $14.5M in cash, a steep discount from 2022 as buyers weigh mixed‑use redevelopment potential. Brokers say higher borrowing costs are re‑pricing land in Miami.

An unnamed Fortune 500 firm may move its HQ from Connecticut to Fort Lauderdale, proposing about 150 jobs and a 35,000‑sq‑ft office while city and county votes loom in June.

Russell Galbut unveiled new renderings for the Galleria and called vocal opponents "idiots," reigniting debate over a nine-tower, 3,000+ unit plan that leans on Florida’s Live Local Act.

One Sotheby’s says it presold dozens of units at Dolce & Gabbana’s 888 Brickell and is suing JDS for about $522,000 in unpaid commissions, fees and expenses. The suit names breach of contract, unjust enrichment and quantum meruit counts.

A Las Vegas operator paid about $20M for a second Miami‑Dade truck stop, bringing two recent county purchases to more than $43M and spotlighting demand for truck‑oriented sites.

South Street Partners bought Solé Miami, the 249-key oceanfront condo-hotel in Sunny Isles Beach, and says it will refresh guest rooms and public spaces.

Miami International paid $18.2M for a 68,000‑sf Duty Free Americas warehouse to stage work for its $14B modernization, then convert it to commercial use.

Tavistock filed plans for an eight‑acre second phase at Pier Sixty‑Six, showing four buildings and a proposed 270‑foot tower along the Fort Lauderdale waterfront.

Developer Philippe Harari’s AquaBlue has two Di Lido Island homes in contract with a combined asking price of $67M. The twin waterfront specs total about 21,000 sq ft with 120 feet of frontage.