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Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved a $217.1 million deal to build a flood-resilient City Hall, ending a debate over purchasing office towers.
California's certified Proposition 40 wealth tax is accelerating a historic migration of tech billionaires and luxury capital to South Florida's high-end real estate market.
While national office markets struggle, Palm Beach County's Class-A office construction pipeline has jumped 400% year-over-year, fueled by out-of-state corporate relocations.
Abbhi Capital has listed One Miami World, a 2.19-acre development site in downtown Miami, with Cushman & Wakefield brokers expecting bids to exceed $100 million.
Fort Lauderdale's 360-acre Uptown rezoning triggers a wave of 7,000 residential units and massive retail redevelopment, altering the local real estate market.
A development team secured an $85 million construction loan in June 2026 to break ground on MIRAI Design District, Kengo Kuma’s first U.S. mixed-use development.
We examine a provocative question raised by creator Ferdy Korpershoek regarding AI's threat to web designers, though key details remain unverified.
South Florida data centers are expanding rapidly, fortified against Category 5 hurricanes and backed by state laws that protect residential ratepayers.
Creator Ferdy Korpershoek highlights an unexpected but functional workflow bridging Claude Design and WordPress.
Virtual production tools are changing how creators shoot, budget, and imagine locations, especially in regions where local studios can stand in for distant worlds.
From FAT Village to Nora, South Florida's creative districts are testing whether art, offices, food, housing, and public life can coexist without pricing out the culture that made them interesting.
Independent creators are moving from platform dependence toward diversified businesses built around trust, direct audience relationships, and repeatable products.
