South Florida development, from the Miami urban core to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Condos, capital inflows, and the entitlement fights that shape the skyline.
The permit that had been under review since December 2023 is now issued. Brickell Key's biggest bet can go vertical.
County records checked 07.18.26
A landmarked cottage is the final piece of a full Brickell block, and a lesson in what site control now costs there.
Two more ultra-luxury towers clear the design board, a sign the Edgewater and Brickell branded-condo bid is still building.
A special taxing district is how a stalled mall site gets its roads and utilities paid for, and South Miami's answer sets the timeline.
The new law caps what big landlords can buy. It says nothing about what they can borrow against.
A trophy oceanfront resort just cleared a nine-figure cash-out, lenders are underwriting Palm Beach room revenue again.
Trophy-hotel debt is thawing for well-capitalized sponsors, and a lender is willing to underwrite Brickell room rates again.
Rockwell Group interiors, Arquitectonica towers, and a European hotel brand's first US residential bet, all on Biscayne Boulevard.
A $3,700-per-foot presale on the river tells developers the luxury bid has moved off the beach and onto Miami's western waterfront.
The product is the story: fully furnished, short-term-rental-ready condos aimed at buyers who want to rent by the night.
If the math holds, workforce housing stops being a subsidy product and starts being a cost-basis product.
One of the country's largest apartment REITs is expanding in South Florida at a land basis its brokers call a record for the submarket.
Seven 34-story towers on 12 acres, cleared largely by state preemption of local zoning. This is the scale Live Local now enables.
Power is not the only thing that stops a data center. In western Palm Beach County, the rural community did.
A pricing signal aimed straight at where and how Florida developers get to fill wetlands.
Sub-5% vacancy across three counties is the supply story that makes new South Florida retail pencil.
Florida's milestone-inspection data has stopped describing a statewide problem and started describing a Miami-Dade one.
Three leases, three submarkets, three different landlords. The Miami office bid is not coming from one place.
The rebrand moves the oceanfront property from Marriott's W flag to Hilton's luxury banner two years after a $400M-plus purchase.
The Coral Gables infrastructure giant bulks up on electrical capacity to ride surging demand for data center and mission-critical power.
