Real Estate

1-800-LUCKY Wynwood has its first Asian fusion-themed food hall, bar and marketplace with 1-800-LUCKY. The interior of the 10,000-square-foot market, 143 NW 23rd St., was inspired by the pop-industrial look

Aria on the Bay Arquitectonica founder Bernardo Fort-Brescia took cues from the nearby Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts to come up with the striking exterior for Melo Group’s

Hibiscus Island Mansion Hitting the market at $38 million, the priciest listing on Hibiscus Island, located at 370 S. Hibiscus Drive, is a contemporary home with unobstructed waterfront views of Miami’s skyline. The

Auberge Amenities Amenities are one reason The Related Group’s Auberge Beach Residences in Fort Lauderdale has sold 97 percent of its north tower, which will be completed this spring, and

By Kevin Gale If you wonder what’s fueling the real estate growth in South Florida, look no further than the number of people moving here. South Florida grew by 65,000

The housing market has been booming since the Great Recession, which can make you wonder how long the good times will go on. There are some signals that echo what happened

Merin Hunter Codman’s new look After being in the same space for 30 years, NAI Merin Hunter Codman’s leaders wanted to create a fresh work environment to invigorate and inspire

Paramount, the Four Seasons and Auberge are bringing a lot of attention to Fort Lauderdale Beach, but there’s another gem coming to the Intracoastal Waterway—SobelCo’s 321 at Water’s Edge. Prices

Music star Pitbull is known as Mr. 305 and will soon have a restaurant and club to match his moniker. iLov305 will open this summer inside the Bon Air Hotel

The 85-story Panorama is the tallest building in Miami at 868 feet, snatching the title from the four Seasons Hotel, which reigned at 789 feet. Panorama, the latest high-profile project

The Fusion Group On the outside, it looks like a typical, low-rise suburban office park. But step inside the doors of The Fusion Group in Weston, and it’s like falling

One of the more enjoyable stories I’ve written as editor of SFBW was an in-depth story in late 2015 on Pompano Beach, which we titled “Pompano is Popping.” For decades, Pompano