RPM Living paid $151.4M for Biscayne Shores, a 380‑unit waterfront rental at 11295 Biscayne Boulevard. The fully leased complex opened in 2024 and sits on about 8.2 acres.

Starwood's $265M CMBS loan on 22 hotels has been moved to special servicing as cash flow and occupancy lag underwriting. Noteholders are weighing modification or asset‑sale options.

Developer Alex Pirez bought a 1‑acre waterfront lot in Gables Estates for $24.3M and is expected to tear down the 1999 house and build a new mansion. The trade is the latest in a string of record‑setting deals on the street.

Hut 8 has signed a 15‑year, $9.8B lease for 352 MW at Beacon Point in Nueces County, accelerating construction on a planned 1 GW AI campus and raising energy and water questions.

Adam Neumann’s Flow bought a half‑stake in the Society Wynwood tower and will relaunch it as Flow Wynwood after planned upgrades. The deal deepens his Miami footprint.

Magaly Santana and her husband sold their Pinecrest estate for $13.4M, another marker of the village’s booming luxury market.

Bowery Properties paid about $65.5M for the 264‑unit Cascades at the Hammocks in West Kendall and assumed roughly $58M in Freddie Mac loans.

Tyko Capital provided Related Group and BH Group a $360M loan for Icon Beach, clearing the way for the 38‑story condo to break ground this spring.

The Palm Island parcel where Capone once lived is under contract at $23.5M, moving a controversial teardown toward a new waterfront build.

LeFrak paid $180M for the 36‑story Harbour at New River, acquiring 337 waterfront apartments in downtown Fort Lauderdale as rents and concessions shift across South Florida.

Hollywood may raise density limits on Federal Highway to allow 25,100 apartments, accelerating projects and sparking debate over growth and affordability. City records, developers and critics are already lining up.

Cottage Grove will bring 349 factory-built four-bedroom homes to southwest Miami‑Dade starting at about $129,900 — a rare low-cost homeownership option as local prices surge.

After years of delays, East Flagler’s new curbless blocks and BID-backed weekend events are bringing customers back to downtown Miami — but merchants say gains remain uneven.