Cash-rich luxury buyers and bargain condo hunters are propping up Miami-Dade sales while everyday buyers get squeezed out by 7.5% mortgage rates.

The Hudson Exchange skyscraper pairs 802 apartments with an 85,000-square-foot ShopRite and a future gateway to the Sixth Street Embankment.

The Olympia berry stand lands at a 9-acre property near its old spot, but the deal could be temporary if the land sells.

Aperture Hotels plans a speakeasy-style bar and roughly 100 rooms inside the long-vacant office tower near Second Avenue and Monroe Street.

Creekside Village adds badly needed apartments, but 300-plus families remain on Vashon's housing waitlist.

Tenney North Park's 125 units have been refinanced with a $41M loan.

The Lofts on First has six occupied units so far, with rents as low as $620 for seniors 55 and up.

The 520,000-square-foot O27 tower would rise on Westheimer where a hotel just closed, with a wraparound glass facade.

Half the Delaware Avenue lot becomes an official wetland while the other half gets raised to fight flooding.

Dallas County now carries Alabama's heaviest mortgage burden, while eight Black Belt counties are too sparse to even rank.

Alonzo Mourning's nonprofit and Housing Trust Group deliver 120 income-restricted homes in Overtown as Miami-Dade faces a 90,000-unit shortfall.

Offers on the South Tampa complex are due Wednesday, with no asking price disclosed by its Naples-based broker.

The site once housed Voya Financial and is now being redeveloped as a two-building industrial project.