Fort Partners and Blackstone landed a combined $546M in refinancing for Four Seasons Palm Beach and EAST Miami, a sign lenders still back top-tier South Florida hotels.

Ryder System pre-leased a 409,000‑sq‑ft Kurv warehouse near Opa‑Locka, one of Miami‑Dade's biggest industrial deals this year.

Redfin ranks Boca Raton the nation's second-most expensive college town, with a median home price near $820,000 even as prices show signs of cooling.

A court fight over the former Regal on Lincoln Road could decide whether the Superhuman Museum opens or the landlord cancels the lease. The complaint seeks repairs and possession.

BH Group closed on the long-shuttered Polo West parcel in Wellington for about $20.8M and plans a single-family home community on the roughly 150-acre site. Neighbors are already lining up for hearings.

Kolter Group and Rockpoint will build The Sutton, a 432-unit garden-style apartment on Northlake Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens, targeted for 2028 delivery.

Progress Residential refinanced roughly $384.7M of single‑family rental debt against a multi‑state portfolio valued near $462M, even as a new federal law curbs future bulk buys. Broward holdings were part of the package.

Palm Beach County commissioners denied Calvary Chapel's 18‑acre plan for a K‑12 Christian campus in Jupiter Farms after hours of public comment and staff warnings.

Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi has listed a newly built waterfront home on Miami Beach’s gated Biscayne Point for $15.9 million.

A ULI‑backed plan called The Overpass would turn a city site between Allapattah and the Health District into a $300M health‑tourism hub with housing, a medical hotel and a rooftop park.

A Bay Harbor Islands developer tied to Monceau Realty closed a $43M construction loan for Perrine Estates, a 192‑unit West Perrine project that includes workforce units. The parcel was bought in 2022 and will include ground‑floor retail.

Longpoint Partners paid about $38.8M for a four‑building Medley industrial portfolio, buying 146,700 square feet of fully leased warehouses in an off‑market sale.

New apartments and a food hall haven't turned into steady customers for Downtown Hollywood shops. Owners point to parking, permitting and competition from Dania Pointe.