The Ward Tower Senior Social Center in Miami-Dade is set for its celebratory opening on June 7th, highlighting new amenities and services for the elderly, including meal programs and wellness activities.

The Parkland shooting site, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High's 1200 building, is scheduled for demolition in June.

Aston Martin has opened a 66-story luxury residential tower in Miami with nearly all units sold and amenities that include an infinity pool and fitness center. The top penthouse includes an exclusive supercar.

Miami-Dade County announces the groundbreaking of Wellspring Apartments, a new affordable senior housing development in Opa-locka, scheduled for May 8.

Hollywood is launching a lottery for affordable housing at the new Pinnacle 441 development, with applications open from March 15-25 via their website.

Finalists for the Parkland school shooting memorial have been unveiled nearly six years after the incident, with six designs moving forward to the next review phase.

Miami-Dade County hosted free Valentine's Day weddings for 20 couples at the historic courthouse, facilitated by the Clerk of Courts Marriage License Bureau.

Miami-Dade County canceled a lease for a water park on Zoo Miami land due to environmental concerns and a mutual mistake regarding the lease's validity.

West Palm Beach City Commission approves the construction of twin office and retail towers at The Square, replacing the former movie theater with new business and retail space set to open by 2026.

Douglas Durst lists his Palm Beach compound with two homes for $30 million, featuring a pool and beach access, showcasing Palm Beach's luxury real estate market's vibrancy.

The Island Cove Affordable Housing Community opens in Delray Beach to offer relief in the face of South Florida's rental market crisis, already fully occupied.

Longpoint Partners acquired six warehouses in Miami-Dade County for $30 million, following a major purchase in December, highlighting its aggressive expansion in South Florida's industrial market.

Miami developers plan a 12-story mixed-use building in Little River with 191 units and over 8,000 square feet of retail space, while seeking city waivers for reduced parking and increased lot coverage.