Film Florida Heads to Hollywood for Networking Opportunity
Film Florida will participate in the Produced By Conference, a key event for industry networking and collaboration.
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Film Florida will participate in the Produced By Conference, a key event for industry networking and collaboration.
Katy Perry’s concert film from her Lifetimes Tour received its world premiere at the 2026 Tribeca Festival, showcasing the talent behind 10 Lives Studios.
Fort Lauderdale's film production scene thrives despite Florida's lack of a statewide tax credit, thanks to local incentives and private financing.
Understanding FiCore helps actors balance union and non-union work, impacting access to jobs and member rights.
Data centers are essential for South Florida's economy, offering jobs, investment, and local infrastructure improvements.
Film Florida TV invites filmmakers and students to submit content for its Summer Showcase by August 3, 2026.
South Florida business owners and real estate professionals navigated a pivotal week of municipal infrastructure votes, a consolidated regional real estate conference, and shifting economic data.
Ken Griffin’s Citadel has filed a key shoreline review for its revised 52-story Miami headquarters, transitioning the $2.5 billion project to office space.
A surge of construction defect lawsuits hits South Florida's newest brand-name luxury towers, driving development liability insurance premiums to historic highs.
A 360-acre rezoning initiative in Fort Lauderdale's Uptown district is driving over 7,000 new apartments, transforming a commercial corridor into a dense transit village.
Miami-Dade's property value growth cooled to 5.4% in 2026, driven by a struggling condo market and a steep decline in new construction values.
Tavistock Development Company has submitted Site Plan Level III plans to expand the Pier Sixty-Six resort, adding four towers, a public basin, and 85,000 square feet of commercial space.