Real Brokerage will buy RE/MAX in an $880M deal that forms Real REMAX Group, a Miami‑headquartered platform with about 180,000 agents worldwide. The companies say the tie‑up will speed tech investment and scale.

The city transferred prime Little Havana parcels to three developers for about 500 affordable units. Supporters say it speeds housing; critics call it a giveaway.

Blackstone paid roughly $196 million for seven South Florida industrial buildings from Prologis, a package that includes Boynton Beach warehouses and underscores ongoing investor interest.

PMG launched sales for One Twenty Brickell Signature, a 40‑story, 467‑unit Brickell tower pairing each condo with a deeded office suite and a large amenity package.

New York developer Richard Cohen paid $20.5M for a 4,600‑sq‑ft Four Seasons unit at the Surf Club, continuing a run of trophy sales in Surfside.

Three recorded closings at a new Surfside condo totaled $121M, per the South Florida Business Journal — a sign ultra‑luxury buyers are still paying up along Collins Avenue.

CORA Merrick Park will bring 74 wellness‑focused condos, a rooftop padel court and a 5,000‑sq‑ft park anchored by a Jaume Plensa sculpture to Coral Gables. Delivery is expected in 2028.

A new lawsuit alleges David Martin and associates exploited 88‑year‑old Belinda Meruelo in a disputed Deauville land deal, with the complaint seeking more than $100 million.

The Broward planning council advanced a land‑use review for Margate’s defunct Carolina Club. Residents raised arsenic and traffic concerns as the project moves forward.

Riviera Beach approved a non‑binding term sheet to sell about 2.2 acres at 1851 Broadway to Forest Development; the price will depend on the final unit count and comes as residents worry about rising water bills.

Mayor Keith James says the city won't seize E.R. Bradley's after the restaurant owners raised alarms about a proposed waterfront park and route changes on Flagler Drive.

A Punta Gorda five‑acre lot has triggered a lawsuit over a six‑figure scrub‑jay mitigation fee. The case could test whether federal protections apply the same way to species found only in one state.

The Key Biscayne estate used in Scarface is listed for $237M, with a presidential helipad‑turned‑marina and roughly 862 feet of private waterfront. The property's cinematic and checkered history anchors the pitch.