Real Estate

Sunrise will soon have its version of a mixed-use urban oasis with the recent launch of the first phase of Metropica, a 65-acre, master-planned community located next to Sawgrass Mills

Paramount is emerging as a major brand in the luxury condo market in South Florida. Paramount Bay in the Omni area was an iconic project during the last boom and

South Florida is becoming the victim of its own success when it comes to traffic. Miami last year went from 11th to 7th in TomTom’s ranking of the most congested

Aventura is gaining its first mixed-use community and a new direction for healthy living with the creation of Aventura ParkSquare. Site development began in December for the project, which is

If you wanted to talk about the fall and rise of South Florida commercial real estate, BBX Capital would be a good place to start. BBX (NYSE: BBX), which was

South Beach’s newest hotel concept has arrived, brimming with style and a striking bohemian-chic vibe that harkens back to the area’s 1950s glamour. Thompson Miami Beach is a 380-room, upscale

While the city of Bal Harbour has long been a South Florida icon in luxury lifestyle, a new high in that standard will likely be reached there when Oceana Bal

Plans for Turnberry Ocean Club show one of the most architecturally distinctive luxury condos ever to be built in Sunny Isles. Slated for completion in 2018, the 54-story building is

Miami’s Brickell area for decades has been home to some of South Florida’s most progressive high-rises. The upcoming Solitair project is poised to expand the list. The building’s architecture will

The natural setting of new residential enclave Park Grove inspires its design by world-renowned architecture firm OMA led by Rem Koolhaas. Unusual in its serene beauty, the community is already

Spend more than a dozen years in the NBA and you learn a bit about patience, perseverance and persistence. Alonzo Mourning certainly did. Those traits still serve the Miami Heat

Suburban office parks are the poster children for urban sprawl, but South Florida is joining a national movement that seeks to address the issue. The New York Times and The