Related Ross secured a $157M GoldenTree construction loan for Shorecrest, a 28-story waterfront condo at 1865 North Flagler Drive with a 75-foot rooftop lap pool. Delivery is targeted for 2027.

Glass and balcony railings are rising on the sold-out 32-story 600 Miami Worldcenter as crews finish the exterior; closings are slated for Q4 2026.

A consultant's fresh cost study puts renovation at $255M, sending the project's total toward $438M and forcing Miami‑Dade to weigh added spending or phased openings.

Astor is flipping Havana Enclave in Little Havana from rentals to 179 for-sale condos, with units priced roughly $350K–$700K as construction moves ahead.

Palm Beach County is studying a slate of large tourism projects — from a multipurpose sportsplex to an immersive digital venue — with findings due in June.

An affiliate of Cottonwood Group filed to foreclose on JDS' Mercedes‑Benz Places in Brickell after buying the project's defaulted bridge loan.

A developer has part of the Mall at Wellington Green under contract and a proposal would convert the former Nordstrom into roughly 620 apartments.

Exterior glass and balconies are mostly installed at Aria Reserve North Tower as delivery approaches in Q2 2026. The 62‑story tower will add about 399 condos to Edgewater.

Flow and Merrimac Ventures have completed Flow House at Miami Worldcenter — a turnkey, 466‑unit condo tower with wellness amenities and an optional leaseback program.

A Boucher Brothers–Major Food Group plan called Pier Park would replace Nikki Beach at 1 Ocean Drive when the lease expires in May; the club's owners are contesting the move in court.

A Miami-Dade judge ordered Adler to pay roughly $1.2M after finding the developer avoided paying a finder’s fee tied to the Modera Riverside financing.

Frank and Dolores Mennella paid roughly $51.7M for a newly finished 1.5‑acre Manalapan ocean‑to‑lake spec mansion. The purchase deepens their Palm Beach County footprint.

Carlos Villanueva tells Miamees On Fire that tariffs, labor and materials are reshaping Miami development from Brickell towers to Coral Gables projects. Local reports back the warning.