Cordis will invest about $60M to upgrade its Miami Lakes headquarters and plans to add up to 300 full‑time jobs over the next few years.

UBS' 2025 Global Real Estate Bubble Index names Miami the world’s most at‑risk housing market amid extreme price‑to‑rent gaps and rising condo repair and insurance costs.

A 0.73‑acre Palm Beach parcel at 350 Island Road — once home to a 107‑year‑old philanthropist — is listed for $41M and marketed as a prospective teardown.

Crews have moved the JEM tower past its podium in Downtown Miami, a visible milestone for Naftali Group’s 67‑story project at Miami Worldcenter. The build is backed by a $465M financing package and includes high‑end condo amenities.

A Texas federal judge has blocked a Treasury rule that would require title and settlement agents to report the beneficial owners behind all‑cash real estate purchases.

A CIM affiliate has sued to foreclose on Miami Beach’s Goodtime Hotel, seeking about $149.3M as owners counter that a contract drafting error created open‑ended guarantees.

A nonprofit easement will restrict development on nearly 60 acres next to Homestead Air Reserve Base, aiming to shield training operations and local jobs.

Doc's All American will return to its Atlantic & Swinton corner as part of City Center Delray, where developers say the diner will be preserved and new office and retail space will be added.

Fouquet's and Barrière Group will anchor Miami Design Residences with an 85-room hotel, 143 Chipperfield-designed condos and multiple dining concepts.

Rick Ross boosted the mortgage on his Star Island estate to about $35 million after roughly $10.7 million in new financing, public filings show.

Two duplex penthouses at the Residences at Mandarin Oriental reportedly pre‑sold for about $49.9M each, which would top the City of Miami condo price list.

A demolition on Grand Avenue has renewed local fears that market‑rate redevelopment is displacing West Coconut Grove's Black residents. Community groups and longtime neighbors say the loss is personal and systemic.

About half of Florida’s vacant homes are held for seasonal use — roughly 741,000 units — shrinking the pool of homes available to year‑round buyers and renters.