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New developments, openings, transit and planning decisions — and what each one means for buyers.
Citadel HQ Work Resumes After Brickell Bay Rig Collapse
A rig collapse at 1201 Brickell Bay Drive injured four and stopped work on Citadel's headquarters site for about four weeks. Work resumed in October under a revised safety plan.
Miami Votes 4-1 to Keep City Hall at Dinner Key
The commission voted 4-1 to keep meeting at the historic Dinner Key City Hall while city staff move to an eight-story building at Miami Freedom Park.
Bugatti Residences Miami: 60-Story Tower Planned on the Miami River
Prosper Group and Versluys Group plan a 60-story, 183-residence Bugatti tower at 75 SW Miami Avenue Road in Brickell, with sales expected in the first half of 2027.
The Rider Residences Tops Off on NE 29th Street
The 12-story Rider Residences at 94 NE 29th Street topped off in September 2026; Ciprés and Rilea Group expect to deliver its 152 furnished condos in late 2027.
Miami-Dade Still Can't Sell the Old Flagler Street Courthouse
Miami-Dade County's online auction of the historic courthouse at 73 W Flagler Street has been extended several times without a bid at the $35.41 million minimum. Moishe Mana has floated a $5 million offer outside the auction.
Living Near Brickell City Centre: Is the Walkability Premium Real?
Condos within a quarter mile of Brickell City Centre sold at a median $675 per sq ft versus $590 farther out, but among towers of the same age the gap nearly disappears.
PAMM's Picasso-Klee-Matisse Show and the Condos Facing Museum Park
PAMM's Berggruen exhibition runs October 29, 2026 to February 28, 2027. Across Biscayne Boulevard, Museum Park condos sold from $564 to $1,543 per sq ft in the past year.
1428 Brickell Reaches Level 25 on Way to Late-2028 Finish
The 195-residence tower by Ytech reached Level 25 in September 2026 and targets late 2028. Here is what is being built, how it is financed and how the bayfront towers across Brickell Avenue trade today.
Buying Pre-Construction in Miami: Payments, Rights and Risks
Nearly one in four Miami-Dade condo sales in the past year was a developer's first sale. Here is how those contracts work under Florida law, and what they cost against resales.
Foreign-National Mortgages for Miami Condos: How They Work
International buyers can finance a Miami condo without US credit, usually with 25 to 40 percent down. Whether a lender will touch the building is the other half of the answer, and the county record shows where banks are lending.
Miami Pre-Construction Condo Deposits: How They Work
Reservations, the 15-day cancellation right, milestone payments and the 10% escrow rule: how Florida law handles a pre-construction condo deposit, with today's pricing gap.
Buying a Miami Condo From Abroad: Deposits, Affidavits and FIRPTA
A buyer outside the US can purchase a Miami condo remotely. These are the rules that change for foreign buyers: deposit escrow, the 15-day right to cancel, the closing affidavit and FIRPTA.