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The reimagined South Course, BallenIsles Country Club, Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Beach County calls itself “Florida’s Golf Capital.” Home to dozens of famous players, top-ranked courses and the longtime headquarters for the PGA of America, it is a marketing moniker

Menin plans The Linton at Delray

Menin Development has ideas for the future of Delray Beach and they’re starting to come true. The Real Deal reports that the Delray Beach-company recently won initial approval to develop

Watery Pursuits

When architect Mario Cartaya of Cartaya & Associates was tapped to lead the project that would return the storied Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Complex to its former grandeur, repositioning it as

Brightline updates on Orlando rail route

Brightline’s almost there. The long-awaited rail route from Miami to Orlando is halfway done, according to The Next Miami. The news comes care of the company’s Dec. 11 filing to

Corporate America Bites Back

In a show of force that seems not to be partisan but rather a striking and surgical effort to protect democracy itself, some of the best-known companies in the country

Broward Health Coral Springs receives new designation

Broward Health Coral Springs

There’s a new specialization in Broward Health Coral Springs‘ arsenal. The hospital has been designated a Level 1 Heart Program by the Agency for Healthcare Administration, meaning that the facility can

Pipeline Workspaces offers office space in promotion

With Miami solidifying itself as a hotspot for up and coming companies, a coworking space is offering a deal that welcomes business owners and entrepreneurs. Pipeline Workspaces is launching its

Vision Board: Claudio Faria

Claudio Faria

For South Floridians, and especially Miamians, Claudio Faria is Ornare, the São Paulo-founded brand that shows high-end homeowners how to do kitchens and closets right. The dapper director doesn’t lord

New medical supply company launches

PPE became a commonly heard term during the pandemic—along with headlines of the issues surrounding health care workers’ struggles to obtain PPE. Enter Medivico, a subsidiary of food and beverage