🏆 Residential: The top home sale recorded in South Florida was in Manalapan, where aviation mogul Robert Fessler parted with a mansion at 880 South
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South Florida’s top deals: Coral Springs retail center trades for $20M
🏆 Residential: Bal Harbour had the top residential transaction recorded in South Florida. An LLC managed by Brazilian businessman Wafrido Silvino Dos Mares Guia Neto
The Weekly Dirt: Developers find backdoor way to pick up county land
A handful of developers have found a loophole that allows them to avoid a public bidding process when picking up sites in Miami-Dade County. The
South Florida pushed to make tech a core part of its economy. This didn't yield new office tenants
In 2022, Dara Ladjevardian co-founded artificial intelligence digital clone firm Delphi in Miami, joining a wave of tech entrepreneurs moving to the city. “Miami was
The Weekly Dirt: Despite slowdown, South Florida is still the “it” real estate market
South Florida is still the place to be, despite some distress, a slowdown in deal volume, the high cost of development and more. That’s the
The Weekly Dirt: What to know about the South Florida market before TRD’s Miami forum
Consider this your guide to sounding smart at The Real Deal’s South Florida Forum this week. And if you’re not going, here’s the lowdown on
Sizing up Hurricane Helene's expected multibillion-dollar damages, effects on insurance market
As Hurricane Helene churned toward Florida, property owners and insurers braced for the impact from another devastating and costly storm. The Category 3 hurricane, which
Saddled with debt woes, Raoul Thomas’ hotel investments are unraveling. But he’s not giving up.
As Raoul Thomas clung to hope that he would recapitalize his $285 million loan on the Waldorf Astoria Washington DC in time to avoid losing
Meet Miami-Dade’s go-to lobbyists for real estate developers
They add skyscrapers to Miami’s skyline and bring new single-family home communities into existence in southwest Miami-Dade. But they’re not the developers. No, they’re the