Cleveland Clinic is planning a 150-bed hospital in downtown West Palm Beach, with site clearing and donor commitments moving the $500M project forward.

Fort Lauderdale’s first mass‑timber office has topped out, anchoring a 5.6‑acre FAT Village redevelopment that will add apartments, retail and Class A office space.

A 153-unit senior living campus has begun construction on Lyons Road, combining independent and assisted living with resort-style amenities and a planned early‑2028 opening.

The City of Coral Gables signed two leases at 2020 Ponce totaling nearly 10,500 square feet while a 16,424‑sq‑ft full floor remains available. Brokers are marketing the last full‑floor as a headquarters opportunity.

PORT 32 has opened pre‑leasing for an $80M redevelopment of the former PGA Marina, promising 471 slips, enclosed dry storage and hurricane‑hardened infrastructure. Opening is slated for December 2026.

Bloom Hotels 6060 filed Chapter 11 for the Sixty Sixty Resort after a roughly $23.7M foreclosure judgment. The 16‑story waterfront property is closed and creditors await next steps.

Dozens of buyers in Onx's Grandville community say new homes leaked and warranty fixes failed, prompting a construction‑defect suit that questions the builder's hurricane‑resilience claims.

Miami‑Dade commissioners pushed a decision on GL Homes' 540‑home Calusa proposal to March 19 after neighbors demanded more green space and protections for a bird rookery.

BNP Paribas is expanding its Brickell office after a 47% jump in Miami global‑markets revenue and plans to add staff in 2026.

A pre‑application seeks county review for NOMI 7|90: a 19‑story, 480‑unit Live Local Act project on NW 7th Avenue that would set aside hundreds of workforce units.

A Four Seasons Residences unit in Surfside closed for $17M, more than triple its 2020 price as trophy sales keep rolling on Collins Avenue.

Miami officials broke ground on Dulce Vida in Allapattah — a mixed‑income project with about 230 units, 170 city‑assisted homes and a new Miami‑Dade library. City funding and state incentives helped push the shovel into the ground.

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