Developer Andres Isaias bought a waterfront North Bay Road teardown for $17 million, with plans to tear it down and build a trophy spec home.
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Rent reprieve: Miami rates drop nearly 8% y-o-y, amid supply overhang
After leading the nation in apartment rent hikes in recent years, South Florida is getting a reprieve. In Miami, monthly rents for two-bedroom units averaged
Apogee Beach closing tops Broward weekly condo sales
Broward County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose in the last week of March. Brokers closed 152 condo sales totaling $49 million from Mar. 23
Universal Property settles claims of insurance fraud, will pay state $6.5M
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company will not receive more than $30 million that it sought in allegedly fraudulent insurance claims in Florida after settling
Designer, former NYC commissioner sell Palm Beach house for $16M
Designer Regine Traulsen and her husband, Bill Diamond, a former New York City commissioner, sold their longtime Palm Beach home for $16.2 million. Records show
Steve Ross commits $50M to Vanderbilt’s West Palm Beach campus
Steve Ross committed a $50 million donation to Vanderbilt University for its planned West Palm Beach graduate school campus, an expansion the billionaire developer has
Carlos Rosso and partners plan major mixed-use development on former Walmart site in Midtown Miami
Development of a long-vacant plot of land in Midtown Miami, where a controversial Walmart was once planned, is moving forward. Proper Hospitality is teaming with
Sun & Surf closing tops Palm Beach County weekly condo sales
Palm Beach County’s condo dollar volume rose in the last week of March. Brokers closed 119 condo sales totaling $70.9 million from Mar. 23 to
Behind the development boom coming for Broward County
Ask a toddler to draw picture of a beach, and it would probably look like the one in Fort Lauderdale. The sand is white and
Miami-Dade commissioners giving away land to favored groups
If Abraham Lincoln had the Homestead Act — the 1862 measure that gave 160 acres of public land to almost any American who agreed to