Time Equities has started work on the south parcel of Boynton Beach Town Square after closing a $160M construction loan, bringing hundreds of apartments and new retail to downtown. Local TIF help and a 1,055‑space garage are part of the plan.

Developer Robert Rivani has a Palm Island property at 16 Palm Avenue under contract after relisting the waterfront estate this spring with a high‑$20M asking price.

Terra and JDS have assembled most units at Bay Garden Manor and are seeking approvals to replace the 1960s building at 1250 West Ave with a waterfront tower offering pools, wellness amenities and public‑space commitments.

An eight‑story, 49‑unit hotel‑condo called Duos Wynwood has launched sales in Wynwood, offering furnished suites and short‑term rental options with a 2028 target.

ATR Luxury Homes closed a 4,470‑sqft lower penthouse at Four Seasons Brickell for $11.3M, setting a new per‑square‑foot mark in the tower.

MCM 301 Yamato LLC says a $48.9M 2025 assessment on its Yamato Road office parcel exceeded just value and has sued in Palm Beach Circuit Court seeking refunds with interest. The complaint alleges improper appraisal methods and seeks a re‑set or remand of the valuation.

Volunteers and future homeowners put finishing touches on Habitat Acres, a 150‑townhome community in Naranja. Move‑ins are scheduled for October with zero‑percent mortgages.

Records and emails show the Pahokee Everglades Townhomes stalled amid allegations the developer shifted taxpayer‑backed funds between projects, leaving contractors unpaid. Residents want answers.

Max Scherzer sold an unfinished Admirals Cove estate at 217 Commodore Drive for $23M. With the construction contract, the total project value is about $35M.

Concord Wilshire bought 43 acres of the Tuttle Royale site for $60M after a judge ordered the sale, ending months of foreclosure and bankruptcy wrangling.

Villa Miami pairs oversized half‑ and full‑floor residences with Major Food Group‑designed hospitality; developers say service and buyer profiling begin at the sales center.

Sweetwater approved a 29‑story student tower with 400 units and about 1,600 beds after variances allowed the building to top the city's height limit. The proposal has drawn questions about tenant displacement and heavy parking.

An affiliate of SobelCo has filed to convert the vacant lots at 343–375 E Royal Palm into a nine‑story, 82‑unit condo with rooftop amenities; the application is in early city review.