LVMH fashion chief Michael Burke quietly closed a $51 million sale in Miami Beach, underscoring continued demand at the top of the local market.

Seven developments — from the finished Treo to the under‑construction Mayla Cypress — are reshaping Fort Lauderdale’s Uptown with new housing, retail and street upgrades.

Palm Beach County’s new Homebuyer Match pilot will match buyer savings dollar‑for‑dollar up to $50,000. Virtual orientations are set for March and the portal opens March 30.

Doral dealer Luis Somoano paid about $21.5M for a 5.7‑acre Hialeah Ford site, assuming a $15.4M loan and adding another dealership footprint in Miami‑Dade.

NR Investments has started construction on Uni Dos, a $190M workforce tower in the Omni district that will deliver nearly 400 income‑restricted apartments and retail.

The operator of the Harrison boutique hotel in South Beach filed a Subchapter V Chapter 11 petition in Miami federal court; creditors face an April 10 bar date and a key hearing.

A CoStar analysis finds most hotel rooms added from 2019–2025 were built in tourism magnets like Hawaii and Washington, D.C., not in the fastest-growing states.

A wave of RAD‑funded deals is remaking Miami‑Dade public housing, promising thousands of new units while residents and advocates demand enforceable protections. The coming approvals will test those promises.

A proposed 1,200‑acre data‑center campus near Fort Pierce is on hold as Florida advances bills to curb hyperscale AI facilities, leaving local leaders and developers waiting.

A New York developer has filed plans for a 387‑unit apartment project at 400 S. Dixie Highway. The Planning & Development Board will hear the rezoning next Tuesday.

New data show Florida led the nation in foreclosures in 2025 as rising condo assessments and insurance costs push many seniors toward losing homes.

GFL Environmental has relocated its executive headquarters from Vaughan to Miami Beach and signed a lease at Eighteen Sunset in Sunset Harbour. The move underscores Miami Beach’s push for boutique C‑suite office space.

SeaVee sold its Medley headquarters in a $51 million sale-leaseback with Sagard Real Estate, keeping the 186,731‑sq‑ft plant and production in Miami‑Dade. The company will remain on site under a long‑term lease.