Palantir listed an Aventura, Florida address in its Feb. 17, 2026 10‑K, confirming a move from Denver as Miami continues to court tech firms. The filing gives few operational details.

Ricardo Dunin’s North Development has launched sales for House of Wellness, a 34‑story, 656‑unit condo at 152 SW 9th St in Brickell with prices from roughly $390,000. The building leans heavily on a wellness program and packaged amenities.

Kempinski is bringing its first U.S. branded residences to Miami’s Design District: twin 20-story towers with 132 homes, high-end amenities and a Q4 2029 target.

Wealthy U.K. buyers are buying Miami condos from Surfside to Miami Beach, drawn by tax changes, turnkey finishes and wellness amenities.

Riviera Beach’s planning board approved a 418‑unit twin‑tower at Marina Village but pressed developers to add workforce units before final council sign‑off.

Bonds Cay, a 650‑acre Bahamas cay once linked to Shakira, is on the market for $30 million and sits within a private‑flight hop of South Florida.

Miami-Dade County began construction on a new phase of affordable housing, Liberty Square Phase V and Liberty Square for the Elderly, intended to benefit low-income families and the elderly, with added retail space and healthcare amenities.

Honolulu-founded Trinity Investments has relocated its corporate headquarters to Miami as its Hawaiʻi holdings shrink to a single hotel, the Westin Maui.

Ocean Bank financed Nexus Leah, a new 189‑unit apartment project beside Hialeah’s Tri‑Rail/Metrorail transfer station.

ATTOM data show Metro Miami homeowners averaged 9.4 years at the end of 2025, tightening resale supply and keeping prices elevated.

The Missoni Baia condo association sued OKO Group and dozens of contractors, alleging 76 construction and design defects that owners say left the building unfinished and unsafe.

Nahla Capital has hired Compass to relaunch condo sales at the Raleigh redevelopment on Collins Avenue. The project—bought last October—faces an ongoing design-rights dispute.

Miami-Dade is set to open Metro Grande III, an affordable housing complex in Hialeah, on February 27, 2026, offering amenities and targeting families earning 30-70% AMI.