► Boca Raton’s Waterstone Resort & Marina, 999 E. Camino Real, has joined the Curio Collection by Hilton.► Developer Third Palm Capital has launched sales for VistaBlue Singer Island, 3730 N. Ocean Drive, a 58-unit, 19-story waterfront condominium project.► The Brightline high speed rail service held a topping-out ceremony for its station in West Palm Beach, which is being built by Moss Construction.► Billionaire John Paul DeJoria’s Aubio Life Sciences has moved its headquarters from Las Vegas to Boca Raton, and Scott Woolley has been named president.► Matthew Linderman has been promoted to general manager of Boca West Country Club; the former assistant GM also was designated eventual successor to president Jay DiPietro.► Spanish fashion designer Adolfo Dominguez has opened a location in Town Center at Boca Raton.► Colliers International South Florida Broker Rich Lillis of Boca Raton is marketing a 91-acre private island, a Bahamian resort development called Deep Water Cay.► Palm Healthcare Foundation President and CEO Andrea Bradley announced her retirement, effective at the end of October.► Rocco’s Tacos and Tequila Bar of Delray Beach reportedly is taking over the Blue Martini location at International Plaza in Tampa next year, according to the Tampa Bay Business Journal.A PT boat rumbles along Biscayne Bay with downtown Miami in the background in 1941 (HistoryMiami Miami News Collection)Want an Eiffel Tower pancake? StoreBound makes a pancake printer.
► Nitin Motwani, managing director of Boca Raton’s Encore Capital, said at a Bisnow conference that his company has formed a fund to raise capital for the $2 billion Miami WorldCenter project.
► The Riviera Beach Community Redevelopment Agency appointed CBRE to identify potential tenants for three waterfront restaurant sites as part of the $375 million redevelopment at the Riviera Beach Marina.
► Modernizing Medicine of Boca Raton has received a $38 million infusion of capital and is gearing up to add 100 new employees.
► Palm Beach County Business Development Board President and CEO Kelly Smallridge reported that, during the past 12 months, the organization has announced 27 relocation and expansion projects, creating 2,487 jobs and more than $100 million in capital investment.
► Luma at West Palm Beach has broken ground on its 245-unit apartment complex at 7110 Okeechobee Blvd.
► Nearly 15,000 Florida Power & Light employees fanned out across Florida to repair damage caused by Hurricane Matthew.
► BlinkBio has moved from Long Island, New York, to 1,800 square feet on the Scripps Research Institute campus, 130 Scripps Way, Jupiter.
► Florida Power & Light has installed half of the 1 million new solar panels it plans to add by the end of this year.
► New Water Capital of Boca Raton has bought The Worth Collection and W by Worth fashion companies in New York City.
NAIOP South Florida, a Commercial Real Estate Development Association offering advocacy, education and business opportunities to its members, has announced the following officers for the 2022 Board of Directors: President:
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