Nancy Pastor sued to halt a payout to Jacqueline Pino Wechsler tied to the $71.5M sale of 850 Living, saying a 2014 profit‑share deal can't be verified.

Fort Lauderdale is weighing a $11.5M lift station inside a planned downtown park, sparking pushback from neighbors and the mayor over lost green space. City planners say the pump is needed for downtown growth.

Blackstone-linked Link Logistics paid $163.1M for Pompano Center, adding 623,256 sq ft across four warehouses to its South Florida portfolio.

FC Barcelona signed a lease for a downtown Miami headquarters and will relocate its North American operations from New York. The move comes with a DDA incentive and underscores Miami’s soccer boom.

Merrimac Ventures paid about $7.35M for a four‑building retail and office assemblage on North Andrews in Flagler Village, consolidating roughly 20,200 square feet and a signed 10,000‑sf lease.

A Miami investor paid $21.5 million for a private‑pool penthouse at Vita at Grove Isle, marking another high‑end closing in Coconut Grove.

Surf Row Residences in Surfside secured a $30.5M construction loan, giving the boutique condo project the financing to move into vertical construction. The project had already broken ground in late 2025.

Apollo is weighing South Florida and Texas for a second U.S. headquarters, a move that would deepen Wall Street's shift to the Sun Belt.

H&H Bagels, Sanguich and four other small retailers signed leases at Wynwood Plaza, filling about 5,650 sq ft of storefronts along NW 29th Street. The moves add daily‑use shops to the million‑square‑foot campus.

City council approved an eight‑story, 76‑unit luxury condominium at 501 E. Camino Real that will add high‑end residences and amenity spaces to the Boca Raton Resort grounds.

Metro Parc North's 661‑unit shell reached its highest point at 955 East 26th Street, advancing Hialeah's rail‑adjacent redevelopment.

Miami‑Dade bought a 0.3‑acre Wynwood lot from Moishe Mana for about $6.5M, settling a prior payment dispute and eyeing affordable housing and a Puerto Rican community center.

City officials unveiled plans to build an eight‑story, 257,000‑sq‑ft administration building at Miami Freedom Park, consolidating offices beside a new 58‑acre public park.