A Little Havana homeowner says a $55,650 code‑enforcement lien has trapped her in the house and could lead to foreclosure.

A judge awarded a Boca buyer roughly $2M after the Mandarin Oriental condo missed its deadline. The ruling could let buyers demand escrowed deposits from title companies.

The oceanfront estate at 143 East Inlet Drive — long owned by Prince Albrecht zu Oettingen‑Spielberg — sold for $30.3M to a newly formed LLC with rebuild potential.

A New York judge dismissed Soho Development's suit against Two Roads over the Ocean Club Four Seasons project, but Soho says the ruling addressed an older filing and is pressing on.

Former Nautica CEO Harvey Sanders has a buyer under contract for his $22M Continuum South Beach double unit, a five‑bedroom oceanfront residence in South of Fifth.

State Sen. Alexis Calatayud says $50 million in new Hometown Heroes funding opens July 13, expanding up to $35,000 in down‑payment aid for Miami’s frontline workers.

County filings show plans for a 325‑slip marina at the former Miami Seaquarium; regulators and fishermen warn of big environmental risks.

Cooper City filed a July 7 complaint seeking foreclosure of two code-enforcement liens on a Guardian Estates home owned by United MYM LLC. The filing asks the court to allow sale of the property to satisfy accruing fines.

Kuwait Real Estate Company said it has exited its stake in downtown Miami’s 501 First Residences after the building delivered; the firm did not disclose terms.

Kolter Group paid about $18.2 million for commercial and residential condo units on Collins Avenue, expanding its North Beach assemblage ahead of a proposed luxury redevelopment.

A new state analysis found thousands of milestone inspections but flagged inconsistencies in Miami‑Dade’s reporting, raising fresh questions about building‑safety data.

Giants co-owner Tisch paid about $12.5M for a Palm Beach beachfront penthouse, according to the South Florida Business Journal. The buy lands amid active high-end sales on the island.

A 20-story, 280-unit tower called The Pattah is proposed at 1200 N.W. 36th Street in Allapattah and would pursue approvals under Florida’s Live Local Act. The plan trades height and density for a substantial workforce-housing set-aside.