Real Estate

Courtney Crush, a land use attorney and longtime community leader, was honored as the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce’s Downtowner of the Year on Thursday. Both the city of Fort Lauderdale

Redevelopment Management Association’s founders have published a guide for civic and business leader who are trying to improve their communities. The book, called “Reinventing Your City – 8 Steps to Turn Your City

Brickell City Centre begins  to redefine Miami By Leslie Kraft Burke With the completion of Three Brickell City Centre in late January, the long anticipated Brickell City Centre project officially

Louver House offers a rare South Beach experience By Leslie Kraft Burke When we think of South Beach living, the first pictures that often come to mind involve all-night dance

Bal Harbour Shops reaches a milestone, faces key vote on its future By Kevin Gale As Bal Harbour Shops plans a blowout fundraiser on March 5 and celebrates its 50th

Leading developers and restaurateurs in Broward talk about the migration toward the coast Fort Lauderdale is seeing a major wave of residential construction projects, many of which are attracting buyers

By Darcie Lunsford The first major institutional-quality office project in Broward County since the Great Recession has opened its sleek, double-glass doors along I-75 in Pembroke Pines, adjacent to the

Rail mass transit is already impacting commercial development as All Aboard Florida starts construction of 4 million square feet of mixed-use projects near its stations.   The next big thing

Faena District promises to be a game changer for Miami Beach By Leslie Kraft Burke It may sound like a lofty goal when the creators of the Faena District in

Galleria project one of first in state to seek LEED Neighborhood status By Kevin Gale The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale is not only adding residential towers, but it’s creating eight

By Darcie Lunsford Economists depict real estate cycles as wavy lines with soaring peaks and sinking valleys. But in South Florida, it often feels more like a circle, where we

By Kevin Gale   The morning of Nov. 16 brought the ultimate wake-up call for the need for more rail transit in South Florida. A shooting before dawn caused southbound