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A Port St. Lucie Homeowner Wanted One New Slider. A Commenter's $7,000 Number Was Only Part of the Job.
A homeowner in Port St. Lucie, Florida was ready to replace the old sliding glass doors on a 47-year-old house with impact sliders. In a thread from August 2025, they asked the local community for company recommendations while they gathered quotes.
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3,400-Acre Master-Planned Mixed-Use Community in Workplace District Palm City Florida is Now Leasing
Cushman & Wakefield has been selected by Mattamy Homes to market the multifamily development component in Downtown Newfield and the broader master-planned community’s Workplace District. It includes retail, flex and warehouse space, in Newfield, Mattamy’s master-planned community in Palm City, Florida. The marketing assignment is being led by...
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Morgan, Carlyle Complete Caroline in Pompano Beach, Florida
POMPANO BEACH, FLA. — Morgan and Carlyle have opened Caroline Pompano Beach, a 352-unit community at 1200 NE 23rd St. within Pompano Citi Centre, an open-air lifestyle retail center in Pompano Beach. The project was a redevelopment of a former Macy’s department store. Caroline Pompano Beach includes eight four-story residential buildings housing studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom units. Amenities feature a coworking lounge with private offices, a conference room and work pods; a coffee bar; a clubhouse with catering kitchen, billiards table and television lounge; and a fitness center; resort-style pool; dog park and many more.
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Community Foundation Of Broward Acquires Downtown Fort Lauderdale Property
Community Foundation of Broward has acquired the three-story office building at 200 North Andrews Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale for $5.7 million, securing a permanent home for the organization and a hub for philanthropy and collaboration. The 23,656-square-foot property is located a short walk from the Broward County Government Center....
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Broward rejects agricultural tax break for banana farm on Fort Lauderdale lot
Palm Beach Daily News
Luxury high-rise owners want hotel units listed as condos | Exclusive
Ocean-front high-rise residents on Singer Island who say they were misled into buying units they believed were condominiums and not hotel rooms have asked Riviera Beach to convert the designation of their units to condos. That change would allow residents to qualify for a homestead property tax exemption, which is not available for those who live in resort hotel rooms. Homestead property exemptions save homeowners thousands of dollars per year by limiting how much the taxable value of their home can increase, thus limiting the rise of their tax bill. Jason Detar, president of the Amrit Ocean Resort Condominium Association, said residents have submitted a request to change the designation of all 182 units of the complex from resort hotel to residential condominium. Any change would require multiple approvals from city council, which got an update on the situation on Sept. 22. The city has a process for such conversions through its Minority Employment and Housing Opportunity Program, but it's not cheap. The program has a $52,500 per unit conversion fee that would be put into the city's housing trust fund to support the development of affordable housing. And because Amrit was built as a hotel and not a condominium
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Property Taxes To Rise In City Of Delray Beach
DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — Homeowners in the City of Delray Beach will pay slightly more in property tax for the 26/26 fiscal year. The City of Delray Beach issued this advisory to BocaNewsNow.com on Thursday: >> The Delray Beach City Commission voted on September 22, 2026, to adopt a total millage rate of 6.3790 mills for the City’s 2026/2027 fiscal year. The adopted rate includes an operating millage rate of 6.3501 mills and a debt service millage rate of 0.0289 mills. The adoption follows a thoughtful and deliberate budget process focused on maintaining fiscal responsibility while continuing to provide residents with quality municipal services, effective public safety, and the programs and infrastructure that contribute to Delray Beach’s quality of life. Throughout the budget process, City staff and the City Commission carefully reviewed departmental needs, found opportunities to improve efficiencies, evaluated expenditures, and considered opportunities to maximize available resources. The process balanced the City’s financial responsibilities with the ongoing need to deliver reliable services to residents, businesses, and visitors. “Our budget process reflects our commitment to being responsible stewards of public resources while continuing to invest in the services our community depends on,” said
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Moishe Mana Snaps Up Fort Lauderdale's 110 Tower for $89M
A 30-story office tower across from the Broward County Courthouse has a new owner. Miami investor Moishe Mana paid $89 million for 110 Tower in downtown Fort Lauderdale, whose reported size varies: Connect CRE lists 394,057 square feet, while The Real Deal describes it as 777,248 square feet. Mana acquired the building from seller GEM Realty Capital, adding to his South Florida office holdings.
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Mormon Church's Real Estate Arm Pays $296.7M for Mountain View Apartments
A 330-unit apartment complex in Mountain View has changed hands for $296.7 million in an all-cash deal, with the buyer being the real estate investment arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. County filings dated Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, show Property Reserve purchased The Village Residences, a complex spanning 545, 555 and 565 S. San Antonio Road near the intersection of San Antonio Road and Fayette Drive.
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$9.5M Fort Lauderdale home was designed by Tom Ford’s architect
A new $9.5 million waterfront listing in Fort Lauderdale comes with an interesting design connection to Palm Beach. The architect behind 121 Nurmi Drive is Daniel Kahan of Smith & Moore Architects, the same designer responsible for Tom Ford’s former estate at 241 Jungle Road. Only here, Kahan traded...
Palm Beach Daily News
West Palm leaders fume at delays at 'tent site' tower | Exclusive
Construction is more than a year behind schedule on West Palm Beach’s most prominent undeveloped parcel , prompting frustrated city leaders to consider extending the deadline for the billionaire real estate mogul overseeing the project. Work was supposed to be completed in August 2027 on West Palm Point, the 23-story office complex planned for the so-called “tent site” at the corner of Okeechobee Boulevard and South Dixie Highway in the city center. But the company behind the project, controlled by real estate mogul Charles Cohen, has told the city that it can’t finish the project before January 2029, nearly a year and a half late, city officials say. The city, which owns the land, notified Cohen’s company this year that it was in default on its 49-year lease, which city commissioners awarded in 2020. Six years later, construction on the site remains in early stages. The city’s Community Redevelopment Agency said it was in talks this summer to negotiate a one-year extension when Cohen’s company said it would need a 17-month extension instead. City commissioners have scheduled a Sept. 28 meeting to consider the request. During a discussion at a Sept. 14 CRA meeting, commissioners and Mayor Keith James vented
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Senior Housing Development ‘the Winsberg at Green Cay’ Slated for 2028 Completion in Boynton Beach, FL
A Florida non-profit organization is proceeding with a senior housing development in Boynton Beach. The project marks the first continuing care retirement community (CCRC) built in Palm Beach County since 2016. The Winsberg at Green Cay will measure three stories above grade and feature 510,000 square feet of new construction....
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Prestige Cos Takes Back Dania Beach Apartments After Condo Plan Flops
A garden-style apartment complex near the Dania Beach Pier is heading back to workforce rentals after a botched attempt to turn it into condos. Prestige Companies and joint-venture partner MV Real Estate Holdings paid $27.3 million to reclaim 118 units at Atlantica, the 124-unit property at 624 Northeast Second Street that Prestige built just a few years ago and then sold off, only to watch the buyer's for-sale conversion plan collapse.
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Kolter Homes Introduces Artistry Wellington, a New Gated Community Coming to Wellington, Florida
Opening in summer 2027 with generously sized homesites, 15 lakes and private resort-style amenities. WELLINGTON, FL / ACCESS Newswire / September 23, 2026 / Kolter Homes has announced Artistry Wellington, a new all-ages, gated community coming to Wellington, Florida, in summer 2027. Planned for 579 single-family homes, the community will feature generously sized homesites, 15 lakes encompassing approximately 116 acres of water and a private clubhouse and amenity campus.