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Courtesy/Greater Miami Convention & Visitors BureauThe Downtown Neighbors Alliance sent a letter to Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia asking him to probe the Downtown Development Authority, also known as the DDA. -
Wilkine BrutusServiceNow is relocating to West Palm Beach with over $17 million in public funding, creating hundreds of jobs and boosting the local economy by nearly $2 billion. Supported by city leaders and Governor DeSantis, officials say the move reinforces West Palm Beach as a growing tech and finance hub.
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The Miami region used to have the highest annual inflation rate in the country. As inflation pressures have cooled, price hikes have slowed, but they haven't disappeared. -
According to recent reports from the property data curator ATTOM, Florida, ranked third in state foreclosure filing rates, behind Nevada and South Carolina. -
Fort Lauderdale's second city reputation to Miami may be changing as jobs and residents move to the area, fueling significant economic growth for the neighborhood. But can it last? -
Palm Beach County’s unremitting growth and a relentless surge in property values are fueling a $457 million increase in local government tax collections for the upcoming year, data analyzed by Stet News shows. -
Data centers are one of the biggest issues in the utility industry nationally, as power companies look for ways to meet the demands of data centers that play a key role in such things as artificial intelligence and cloud computing. -
Homelessness among Florida families rose by 28% in the last three years, a report from the University of Florida found. -
President Donald Trump announced Friday that the 2026 Group of 20 summit will be held at Trump National Doral resort. -
Less than 58% of Miami metro area households are homeowners, the report found. Los Angeles had the lowest percentage at 46.4%, followed by New York (49.4%) and San Diego (51.7%). -
As the Trump administration disbands a federal effort aimed at addressing racial bias in home appraisals, a local housing expert warns that discrimination and significant racial disparities in property values persist. The cause: historical segregation policies. -
The City of Miami Beach and the Lincoln Road Business Improvement District will break ground Friday on the first phase of a $29 million upgrade to the iconic pedestrian retail district.
