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Naples just welcomed one of the most anticipated hospitality openings of the decade: Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort, a 125-acre Gulf-front retreat that brings the brand’s signature coastal lifestyle to Old Naples for the first time.

Bentley Residences Miami just delivered one of the biggest construction feats in U.S. residential development, completing a record-setting foundation pour that officially sets the stage for the world’s first Bentley-branded tower to rise on Sunny Isles Beach.

Jebcore Companies, in collaboration with WMG Development and Hilton, has introduced Waldorf Astoria Residences Sarasota—an 18-story standalone tower rising at Main Street and Pineapple Avenue, steps from Sarasota Bay and the city’s largest marina.

Salt Lake City just unveiled one of the most impressive airport lounges in the country as Delta opens its second-largest Sky Club—an expansive, 34,000-square-foot retreat anchoring the newly expanded Concourse B at SLC.

Miami has emerged as the world’s No. 2 market for branded residences, trailing only Dubai in a global pipeline that continues to accelerate, according to a new Savills report.

Miami’s historic Seaquarium site is officially entering a new era, as a wave of redevelopment momentum turns one of Virginia Key’s most recognizable properties into a waterfront destination built around public access, dining, and modern marine education.

Little Palm Island, Florida’s only three Michelin-Key private island resort, is debuting a first-of-its-kind experience this February.

The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach is stepping into Miami Art Week 2025 as one of the city’s most important creative hubs, unveiling The New Current—a powerful curatorial program featuring four major installations.

New York has reaffirmed its position as one of America’s premier hospitality destinations, with 41 hotels recognized in The Michelin Guide’s 2025 Key Awards—ranking second nationwide, just behind California.