Billionaire Sam Zell tells conference audience that Miami’s highly skilled workforce doesn’t match up to Chicago or New York.
Broward County commissioners Tuesday voted to invoke eminent domain to buy the Hilton and the Dania Marine Center to make room for the airport’s new runway.
Coral Gables has added an automated system to manage the flow of customers in its Building and Zoning department at City Hall. The goal is to speed service.
The luxury condo resale market in Miami Dade County has seen a strong recent upswing, but will it last?
Year-end figures show that homes and condos sold at a pace that eclipsed the volume of deals at the height of the boom.
When Palm Beach Gardens Police Chief Stephen Stepp was looking for a safe place to invest his retirement nest egg, he turned to a Boca Raton man who gained respectability dishing out financial advice on weekly TV and radio shows and headlining investment seminars.
A 42-year-old real estate agent from Parkland pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday for his role in mortgage fraud schemes at the Versailles community in Palm Beach County, according to U.S. Attorney Wifredo A. Ferrer.
Palmetto Bay votes to appeal a recent court decision in the ongoing battle with Palmer Trinity over expansion.
After waiting for almost seven years, the military’s Special Operations Command South will construct a new, $41-million facility on the Homestead Air Reserve Base.
The real estate market Florida is offering foreign buyers presents a doubly good opportunity rarely seen in the region: Prices are flat or declining and foreign currencies are rising relative to the U.S. dollar.
An appellate court said Kendall councilwoman Peggy Brodeur has the right to sue after her vote against a development project was “nullified.” But the developer said the project she opposed already is under construction.
Remember the guy who paid $12.4 million at auction for two Golden Beach mansions? The deal is kaput, and the sellers are suing.
Real estate developers, sales agents and unit owners are preoccupied with visions of how casinos could provide further stimulus for the South Florida condo market.
A three-judge panel has overturned a Palmetto Bay decision limiting the future enrollment of Palmer Trinity School to 900 students.
A sales report by the Miami Association of Realtors bolsters the evidence that S. Florida’s housing market saw competing trends in 2011.
The vice chairman of the Kendall Community Council scolded residents for acting like a “mob” while speaking against a proposed rezoning.
The construction market shows signs of stirring with the groundbreaking of an Aventura high-rise, where the asking price begins at $1 million.
Native Miamian Loretta Cockrum developed 600 Brickell at Brickell World Plaza, a building that features the latest in technology and a concept rooted in the stewardship of land.
As South Florida’s condo market rapidly moves toward another new construction boom, now is the time for the real estate industry to adopt measures to reduce the chances of another bust.
October sales of existing homes in South Florida increased compared to last year, although the month-to-month trends indicated that 2011’s record-high sales pace may be cooling off, according to data released Monday by the Florida Association of Realtors.
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