Real Estate

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

Macy’s announced Thursday that it is closing its downtown Miami store, which opened at 22 E. Flagler St. as a Burdines in 1912. Since 2005 Macy’s has closed 124 stores,

One River Point KAR Properties is poised to make a major statement with One River Point, which will have two 60-story towers rising 800 feet above the Miami River and

Wondering what the impact of the new tax cuts and tax reform are when it comes to real estate? Brenda Muller, the Florida division manger of Asset Preservation Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, sent

Cresa helps clients make the right real estate choices By Kevin Gale Conflicts of interest often get highlighted in the field of investing, but what about when your business is

By Darcie Lunsford It has been the proverbial Energizer Bunny of the post-recession real estate market. Boom, boom, boom goes the steady drumbeat of new rental apartments coming up across

By Darcie Lunsford Experts and historical data aside, no one really has a crystal ball for timing the real estate market. And, arguably, in the President Trump era, with the

Retired soccer super star David Beckham is reportedly ready to buy the last three acres needed to complete his nine-acre stadium site, which made me interested in exactly where it

Crocker Partners wants to create a live/work/play redevelopment between I-95 and Town Center mall in Boca Raton that could include a new Tri-Rail station. The effort would seek redevelopment of

The United Way of Broward County held a discussion Wednesday on the alarming number of families who are on the brink of financial crisis. Nearly half of South Florida’s population is living