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Lighthouse Point, FL · Real Estate
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Swire breaks ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami
Swire Properties recently ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, a twin-tower development on Brickell Key that is slated to be Mandarin Oriental’s North American flagship hotel when it opens in 2030. The 33-story North Tower will have 121 hotel rooms, 70 private residences and 28 turnkey Hotel...
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Bugatti becomes the latest supercar brand to bet on Miami real estate
Bugatti is officially entering the U.S. residential market with Bugatti Residences Miami, a 60-story, $650 million tower planned for the Miami River waterfront in Brickell. The project is being developed by Prosper Group, led by CEO Jay Roberts, and Belgium’s Versluys Group at 75 SW Miami Avenue Road. It is one of the last remaining waterfront parcels in the neighborhood. The tower will hold 183 residences, including four signature penthouses. Sales are expected to launch in the first half of 2027.
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Related Ross Pays $64M for Boca Raton's North 40 Office Park
Related Ross has closed on the North 40 office portfolio in Boca Raton for $64 million, picking up a two-building campus that sits at the intersection of Congress Avenue and Yamato Road in the Park at Broken Sound. The purchase lands as South Florida's office market keeps outperforming much of the country, giving the buyer a 354,376-square-foot property that was roughly three-quarters leased at the time of the sale.
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Buyers Seek 7-Figure Refunds for Condos Inside a $1B Florida Development Plagued by Delays, Litigation and Foreclosure
A nearly $1 billion luxury development in South Florida has turned into a legal and financial nightmare — leaving wealthy homebuyers waiting years for unfinished condos and fighting to recover pricey seven-figure deposits. The Mandarin Oriental Residences in Boca Raton, part of the sprawling Via Mizner development, was supposed...
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Miami's luxury real estate boom is drawing buyers from these countries
Subscribe to our YouTube channel! NBC6 South Florida. International buyers are spending billions of dollars on homes across the United States, and Florida continues to stand out as a major destination for foreign real estate investment. Research from the National Association of Realtors found international buyers spent more than $45...
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Ken Griffin's Plan to Move Historic Coconut Grove Home to Vizcaya Clears Key Vote
Billionaire Ken Griffin's plan to uproot a 113-year-old Coconut Grove mansion and plant it on the grounds of Vizcaya just cleared a major hurdle. The Miami-Dade County Commission voted to let Mayor Daniella Levine Cava or her designee begin negotiating with Griffin over relocating Villa Serena, the Mediterranean-style home built for William Jennings Bryan, to Vizcaya Village.
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Movin’ on up! Chicago surpasses Miami & Manhattan as America’s most competitive rental market
Chicago has overtaken two major cities—Miami and Manhattan—as the nation’s most competitive rental market, as a limited supply of apartments meets steady demand. During the peak 2026 leasing season, about 17 prospective renters competed for each available unit, and vacant apartments were leased in an average of 27 days, according to RentCafe data reported by Yahoo Finance.
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Demolition paves way for ultra-luxe condo project in Palm Beach
Massive piles of rubble are all that remain of the former Ambassador Hotel & Residence and an adjacent lakeside building, as construction crews prepare the grounds for an ultra-luxury, contemporary-style condominium in Palm Beach's South End. Led by developers Miami-based OKO Group and London-based private equity firm Cain, OLIN Palm Beach is expected to bring a trio of five-story buildings to the properties at 2720 and 2730 S. Ocean Blvd.. The buildings — the first South End condo development to reach the construction stage in more than two decades — will have a combined 32 condos on the ocean-to-lake site. Once completed, the development would mark a sharp reduction in the number of units — 135 —that were previously on the site in the old Ambassador and a nearby residential building known for years as The Edgewater. Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group will handle sales and marketing for the project, according to an Oct. 15 construction update provided to the Palm Beach Daily News on behalf of the development team. Shelly Newman and Jared Seligman, the agents who lead the Corcoran team, bring "significant luxury real estate experience and deep ties to the Palm Beach market as the project prepares for