South Beach staple Cheese Burger Baby was served an eviction notice and must clear its Washington Avenue location by June 27 as developers push a seven‑story hotel plan.

Former Stifel adviser Chuck A. Roberts has a buyer for his Bay Point waterfront home as investor claims and arbitration awards tied to his work mount.

FRP Development and partner PCCP delivered a 200,000‑sf Class A warehouse in Delray Beach — the first of three buildings at Logistics Center at Delray. Cushman & Wakefield is marketing the space.

Montreal's Brasswater paid $20M for Elite Office Suites at 5480 W. Hillsboro Blvd in Coconut Creek, a fully leased 122,300‑sf flex condo. The purchase highlights continued investor interest in suburban Broward assets.

Montreal’s Artifact Group acquired the 265‑room Sheraton Suites in Plantation and plans a $10M renovation to sharpen the hotel's appeal for groups.

A Doral developer has proposed a nine-story, 383-unit complex on NW 35th St. that would reserve roughly 40% of units for households at or below 120% AMI.

A rezoning pre-application would add a 251k-sf MedLog warehouse, 155 senior apartments and a training program to the long-vacant Poinciana site in Gladeview.

A 773-unit mixed-use community is in pre-application for a 13.75-acre Naranja site, with 30% of units pledged as workforce housing and a May 21, 2026 county meeting set.

Aventura approved Vitalis Tower, a seven‑story medical‑office and retail project at 21291 NE 28th Ave, clearing variances to allow medical condos and a reduced parking count. The developer hopes to start construction this year.

Alcazar filed a pre-application for Aura Living — an eight‑story, roughly 220‑unit apartment project at SW 280th and SW 152nd in Leisure City. The proposal includes ground-floor retail and a design focused on walkability.

An 11,000+ sq ft Pinecrest estate at 6701 SW 101st St is listed for $25M with a 70-foot Indonesian‑tiled pool and a private putting green.

Toll Brothers paid $21.65M for the Cypress Creek golf course in Boynton Beach and plans roughly 152 homes. Cleanup of arsenic‑tainted soils and drainage are the sticking points.

Fort Lauderdale’s commission approved a revised Sereno plan that adds 113 hotel rooms and raises the condo count to 88 on a North Beach parcel. The vote is the latest in a years‑long series of design changes.