Hedrick Brothers Construction is adding padel courts, a new spa and a member activity center to the 1,934-acre golf community.

The Beach Company wants fewer apartments but more storefronts at 4th Street South, facing USF St. Petersburg.

A Fifth Third Bank branch turned fast-food hub sold for nearly four times its 2024 price after landing two national tenants.

An arbitrator says Devtov Group failed its Mexican investor partner in a stalled Pinecrest teardown across from Gulliver Prep.

The Miami developer is doubling down near Brightline, betting on 377-square-foot studios to ease rents downtown.

Clay Hill would bring a 130-room resort, a working farm and 200-plus jobs to rural Pasco and Hernando land.

The 1980s hotel that once housed 160 suites is coming down for a 14-story waterfront high-rise with a 14-slip marina.

A selection committee unanimously ranked AECOM Hunt Turner first to build the Rays' new Hillsborough College ballpark, but funding votes still loom.

Crews have started clearing the block at 11th Street South and 1st Avenue South for EDGE Collective II, a 330-unit tower set to be the EDGE District's tallest building.

Paradise Point's wiped-out 1960s beach cottages are rising again on 15-foot pilings, priced to start at $2.6 million.

The former Bucs linebacker's 7.6-acre spread hides a secret kids' playroom and a 100-pair sneaker closet.

The 325-unit project near the SunRunner line is funded partly by a $12 million YMCA land sale that's paying for a renovated gym next door.

A mystery buyer paid $5,100 per square foot for the bayfront estate, more than triple Miami Beach's typical luxury rate.