South Florida is no longer the country's cool weather backup plan. It is one of the most consequential business stories of the decade, and the storyline has more depth than the breathless takes that pass for coverage from outside the region.
What this beat covers
Sundaze Gazette's business coverage tracks the operators, deals, sectors, and trend lines that are reshaping the regional economy. That includes private companies expanding into Broward and Palm Beach, new HQ relocations, regional service economies leveling up, sector rotations, hiring patterns, and the boring but real infrastructure that makes a regional economy actually run.
What we will not do
We will not chase every relocation announcement, every press release, or every venture round. We will not run sponsor content disguised as editorial. When we cover a company, we will tell readers why it matters to the region, not just that it exists.
Pitch us
Operators, founders, real estate principals, hiring leads, and regional executives, send us your story. Story tips and corrections go through the Contact page.
Related reading: Welcome to Sundaze Gazette.
Key Facts for Owners and Search
What is The Business Beat?
The Sundaze Gazette's business coverage page, published May 7, 2026, describing the beat as migration, capital rotation and a rebuilt regional economy. It argues South Florida has become one of the most consequential business stories of the decade and promises more depth than outside coverage.
What does the beat cover?
Operators, deals, sectors and trend lines reshaping the regional economy: private companies expanding into Broward and Palm Beach, new headquarters relocations, regional service economies leveling up, sector rotations, hiring patterns and the infrastructure that makes a regional economy run. It is a statement of scope, not a ranking.
What will the Gazette not do?
It says it will not chase every relocation announcement, press release or venture round, and will not run sponsor content disguised as editorial. When it covers a company, it says it will explain why it matters to the region, not just that the company exists.
How can an operator pitch a story?
Operators, founders, real estate principals, hiring leads and regional executives are invited to send story pitches. Story tips and corrections go through the Contact page on the Sundaze Gazette site. The page asks that pitches explain why the story matters to the region, consistent with its promise not to chase every announcement, press release or venture round. Corrections also go through the Contact page.
Is this a news article or a guide?
It is a short statement of coverage scope with no dated facts, programs or figures, so it does not need a deadline check. For current business coverage, see Sundaze's grants and incentives guide and its AI and film hubs. Dates and rules change, so confirm each guide's date.
