Miami Commission Directs Study of Live Local Act Claims
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.
Projects, rezonings, and redevelopment reshaping Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade, and what they mean for nearby businesses and residents.
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.
Local Development
HB 1389, signed June 26, 2026, waives local sovereign immunity for Florida Fair Housing Act claims and opens qualifying church and public land to Live Local housing.
Local Development
Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved a $217.1 million deal to build a flood-resilient City Hall, ending a debate over purchasing office towers.
Local Development
California's Proposition 40 wealth tax goes to voters Nov. 3, 2026. Billionaires with California ties, including Larry Page and Mark Zuckerberg, have bought major homes in South Florida.
Local Development
While office development nationally sits near a 14-year low, Palm Beach County's office construction pipeline has grown more than 400% year over year, with out-of-state relocations driving leasing.
Local Development
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.
Local Development
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.
Local Development
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.
Local Development
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.
Local Development
Broward business owners are operating in a redevelopment environment shaped by county programs, CRA corridors, business assistance resources, and public investment. The practical question is how to read those signals without overstating what the public record proves.
Grants & Money
Broward CRA and property-improvement grants publicly listed as of May 17, 2026, from Lauderhill to Coral Springs, with the eligibility rules owners should check before spending money.