Demolition has begun at a 12‑acre West Little River site for The HueHub, a $880M, 4,032‑unit Live Local Act megaproject promising workforce rents and expanded on‑site services.

Amazon will pause operations at its Homestead hub this July for a two‑year retrofit, affecting about 1,000 jobs. The company says employees can return when it reopens.

MV Real Estate Holdings paid $12 million for a Miami office and plans to move its headquarters into the building while exploring redevelopment options.

A former warehouse stretch in Progresso Village has become Thrive Art District — a 5-acre arts hub with 80,000+ sq ft, space for 60+ businesses and a 17,000‑sq‑ft Music Square.

MHG Hotels paid about $33.25M for the 138-room Aloft Fort Lauderdale Airport, adding a recent airport-and-cruise‑adjacent property to its Florida holdings.

Concorde Investment Services will relocate its headquarters to Boca Raton, opening a 9,000‑sq‑ft office at 301 Yamato Road and pursuing a city incentive tied to new jobs.

Rolling Loud co‑founder Matt Zingler closed a $17.72M sale on Biscayne Point — a two‑home, half‑acre waterfront compound with roughly 150 feet of bay frontage.

Moishe Mana paid $110M for One Downtown, adding another tower to his Flagler District holdings as the city advances Flagler Street work. The deal shifts leasing leverage in downtown Miami.

LVMH fashion chief Michael Burke quietly closed a $51 million sale in Miami Beach, underscoring continued demand at the top of the local market.

Seven developments — from the finished Treo to the under‑construction Mayla Cypress — are reshaping Fort Lauderdale’s Uptown with new housing, retail and street upgrades.

Palm Beach County’s new Homebuyer Match pilot will match buyer savings dollar‑for‑dollar up to $50,000. Virtual orientations are set for March and the portal opens March 30.

Doral dealer Luis Somoano paid about $21.5M for a 5.7‑acre Hialeah Ford site, assuming a $15.4M loan and adding another dealership footprint in Miami‑Dade.

NR Investments has started construction on Uni Dos, a $190M workforce tower in the Omni district that will deliver nearly 400 income‑restricted apartments and retail.