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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.
Billionaire Jeff Greene has proposed a 25-story mass timber tower in downtown West Palm Beach, leveraging the Live Local Act to build Florida's tallest wood-framed high-rise.
September 10, 2026 | Fort Lauderdale | The Haller Club at The Parker
Rockpoint and Kolter Group have launched a joint venture to develop The Sutton, a 432-unit Class-A apartment community in Palm Beach Gardens backed by $107.8 million from PNC Bank.
Fort Lauderdale approves a renegotiated $217 million public-private partnership for a flood-resilient City Hall while parting ways with its city manager.
The Miami City Commission voted unanimously to direct its city attorney to evaluate legal options to challenge the Live Local Act, escalating a battle over municipal zoning control.
High-grossing micro-budget releases are driving an investment surge, pushing South Florida filmmakers toward brand-funded financing models to bypass state cuts.
South Florida filmmakers bypass traditional studio budgets by leveraging corporate brand equity and localized county rebate programs to fund independent productions.
As global brands fund their own feature films, South Florida's county-level film rebate programs are positioning the region to capture a wave of corporate entertainment capital.
The Miami City Commission has voted unanimously to explore a legal challenge to Florida's Live Local Act, setting up a major fight over local zoning control.
Governor Ron DeSantis signed Live Local 4.0, removing municipal sovereign immunity shields and establishing mandatory church-land development rules across Florida.
