CMC Group and Fort Partners have officially broken ground on Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove, the first standalone Four Seasons-branded residential project in the state.

Higher Order has officially opened its doors in West Palm Beach, introducing a first-of-its-kind day-to-night wellness destination that merges movement, medicine, and community under one roof.

Le Specialità, a beloved Milanese trattoria established in 1977, has officially made its U.S. debut in the Miami Design District—marking a major milestone for Spicy Hospitality Group.

In a city experiencing a cultural and economic renaissance, South Flagler House stands as its crown jewel. The residence provides a timeless retreat that captures the enduring elegance of Palm Beach Island while embracing the sophistication of a new era.

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has entered a transformative new chapter with a landmark $20 million philanthropic gift from Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin, marking one of the most significant cultural investments in Miami’s history.

The Palm Beaches have reignited the “Wall Street South” movement with a bold new campaign aimed at luring financial firms from New York. Billboards across Manhattan now read, “Dear NYC, it’s not you, it’s me.”

Pura Vida Miami, the beloved all-day café and wellness brand born in Miami, continues its rapid growth with the opening of its newest location at Esplanade at Aventura.

Pagani Residences — the world’s first residential project by automotive visionary Horacio Pagani — has unveiled its two crown-jewel duplex penthouses, priced at $30 million and $28.5 million, setting record prices in North Bay Village.

Nobu Hospitality has announced its first-ever Miami residential project—619 Brickell—a striking 74-story tower that will redefine waterfront living in the city’s most dynamic neighborhood.

Marina Pointe is unveiling its newest residential tower, Luna, with an exclusive launch event along the shores of Tampa Bay.

Cartier, Louis Vuitton, and Perigold have all recently unveiled new boutiques across Miami and Palm Beach, marking a season defined by bold design.

Rising 515 feet above Central Avenue, the Arquitectonica-designed tower is now the tallest residential building on Florida’s Gulf Coast — and one of the most anticipated addresses in the state.