A trust tied to WeatherTech founder David MacNeil paid about $68.3M for a Manalapan oceanfront estate that had been listed near $85M.

UBS provided a $23.5M refinance covering two SLS retail condos in Brickell, including Bad Bunny and David Grutman’s Gekko, signaling continued investor appetite for Miami hospitality.

The Aston Martin Residences condo association sued developer German Coto, alleging misappropriation and self-dealing.

Broward County is undertaking a dune and beach restoration project in Hollywood Beach, expected to complete by late April, involving sand delivery and heavy machinery without major road closures.

Miami-Dade officials will celebrate the opening of the 16 Corner affordable housing in Overtown, showcasing the collaborative efforts and investment that revitalized 44 units for low-income residents.

West Palm Beach's Building Department was recertified by the International Accreditation Service, marking it as one of only 29 such accredited departments nationwide.

Fort Lauderdale approves a multi-use parking and public safety project in Holiday Park, including a parking garage with a vertiport and an EMS Substation.

Miami-Dade County celebrates the opening of the Oasis at Aventura, an affordable housing complex for seniors with 95 units catering to those below 60% AMI.

Palm Beach County is starting construction on the Villas of Solana, including 28 affordable townhomes for first-time buyers, with features meeting modern safety standards.

Miami's Brickell district gains a family-friendly space called Play Spot, led by Commissioner Eileen Higgins. The urban oasis offers playground equipment and views, revitalizing underused space for community enjoyment.

Mangonia Park launched Waterview Apartments, funded by $13M in County funds, for seniors and low-income residents, offering 140 units with supportive services, energy efficiency, and a 40-year affordability period.

Palm Beach County supports affordable housing with the Residences at Marina Village project, offering 149 mixed-income apartments and aiming for environmental certification, funded in part by a county loan.

Groundbreaking has taken place for the Residences at Marina Village in Riviera Beach, part of a revitalization plan which includes 149 workforce housing units and retail space.