A firm tied to Lion Forge founder David Steward II paid about $17 million for a Wellington horse farm near the Winter Equestrian Festival, adding to a busy high-end market.

County and village leaders broke ground on a 20,000‑sq‑ft Key Biscayne library; Friends launched a $500 legacy‑brick fundraiser to help pay for the build. The new branch is slated to open in 2028.

Preliminary estimates put Lake Worth Beach’s property roll over $4 billion, driven by new construction — but Tallahassee’s tax‑relief plans could alter local budgets.

The Breakers has begun demolition to expand its family entertainment center on the oceanfront campus; the permit shows a much larger complex and a tentative spring 2028 unveiling.

A nearly 12,000‑sq‑ft Gables Estates waterfront mansion listed at $28M is under contract; public records name Martha Cecilia Hernandez Quintero as the seller.

MMG Equity Partners is planning a roughly 36,000‑sq‑ft shopping and dining hub on about 5.1 acres at Kendall Town Center, with construction lined up for early 2027.

El‑Ad bought the 25‑unit Chateau Grove at 3265 Virginia St. in Coconut Grove for $45.5M, marking the developer’s first entry into the neighborhood and a likely redevelopment play.

A company tied to Robert F. Smith sold a renovated Palm Beach estate at 150 El Vedado Road in a recorded $29.5M transfer.

Meliá’s first North American branded residences topped off in Brickell on May 21. The 110‑unit condo‑hotel now moves into finish work with wellness‑focused amenities.

A Grovenor House penthouse in Coconut Grove lists at $20.9M with a private rooftop plunge pool, wine cellar and private elevator.

City commissioners approved conveyance of public lots to Palm Beach Venture Philanthropy so a Quantum Foundation arm can build mixed-income housing, a grocer and a community hub in Coleman Park.

A five‑parcel Wynwood assemblage at 85 NE 27th St sold for $14.5M in cash, a steep discount from 2022 as buyers weigh mixed‑use redevelopment potential. Brokers say higher borrowing costs are re‑pricing land in Miami.

An unnamed Fortune 500 firm may move its HQ from Connecticut to Fort Lauderdale, proposing about 150 jobs and a 35,000‑sq‑ft office while city and county votes loom in June.