The International Swimming Hall of Fame and Museum in Fort Lauderdale is currently undergoing an extensive $90 million renovation and expansion project. Led by Hall Of Fame Partners, the project includes the construction of two new five-story towers: a 105-foot-tall museum on the west side of the peninsula and a 94-story welcome center on the east side. The development also encompasses a ballroom with a rooftop restaurant, a covered teaching pool, and 20,000 square feet of museum space. Additionally, the project will feature a cafe, office and commercial space, and parking for 202 vehicles. Approved by the Fort Lauderdale City Commission in November 2021, the construction is well underway. While the west museum is currently closed for construction, the east museum remains partially open to visitors. The anticipated completion date for the entire project is set to open it’s doors in 2025. Although the renovation and expansion have faced opposition from local residents due to concerns over traffic and parking, supporters of the project emphasize its potential as a significant economic boost for Fort Lauderdale and a major draw for tourists worldwide.

1212 Aventura is a mixed-use development in Aventura, Florida, situated near Aventura Mall and Aventura Hospital. Developed by Rieber Developments, it is set to be finished in 2023. The development comprises 30,000 square feet of retail space, 30,000 square feet of offices, and a 150-unit luxury senior living community offering various services. With amenities like a rooftop terrace, fitness center, pool, library, business center, and resident lounge, 1212 Aventura is expected to create over 1,000 construction jobs and 200 permanent jobs while generating substantial tax revenue for the city.

Luxury property developer DAMAC International has submitted its application for planning approval to the Town of Surfside for a new project. The design for the project has been created by Zaha Hadid Architects, known for their innovative and award-winning work. This is the second project in Miami for the firm, following their acclaimed One Thousand Museum Tower. The new project will be a 12-story boutique oceanfront condominium with 57 residences. The design variations submitted incorporate a twin-building concept with sculptural elements inspired by the ocean. The façade features balconies that stagger and geometric curves for privacy and shading. The designs also prioritize views and natural light, with generous balconies and community amenities such as a rooftop pool and an indoor exercise pool. The aim of the project is to create an ultra-luxury boutique experience that respects the location and offers a sense of closure and new beginnings for the Surfside community.

Il Bellagio, renowned for its prime location with a magnificent view of the plaza fountain, will be leaving its longtime spot due to the remodeling of The Square plaza. However, fans of Il Bellagio can rejoice as the restaurant's new location will be just steps away in the now-closed Anthropologie space. Rest assured, the new venue will still provide a delightful view of the fountain and plaza commons. By fall, the relocation process is anticipated to reach its completion, and the new space will welcome the 300-seat Il Bellagio. This revamped establishment will feature indoor and outdoor seating options, an updated menu, two private dining areas, and a completely redesigned ambiance.

Construction of Art House St. Petersburg, a 42-story condominium tower is expected to be completed in late 2024. Developed by Kolter Urban, a renowned real estate development company known for its other high-rise condominiums in the area, such as ONE St. Petersburg and Saltaire, Art House offers a luxurious living experience in the heart of St. Petersburg. With 250 residences ranging from studios to penthouses, Art House provides a wide range of housing options to suit different preferences. The tower boasts an array of amenities, including a fitness center, pool, rooftop terrace, and parking facilities. Its architectural design beautifully combines elements of art deco and modern styles, reflecting the vibrant art and culture of Tampa Bay. Additionally, the interior of Art House will showcase captivating artwork created by local artists.

A new development called Miami Gardens City Center is being planned in Miami Gardens, aimed at catering to tourists visiting for events at Hard Rock Stadium. The 35-acre complex will include hotels, a Formula One museum, rental housing, and entertainment facilities. The project, estimated to cost between $400 million and $500 million, will be developed by a partnership between Immocorp Capital, The Faith Group, Azur Equities, Capstone Development, and Kushner Companies. The initial phase will focus on constructing two luxury apartment towers, with future plans for hotels and entertainment areas. The development is expected to create a distinctive skyline for Miami Gardens and is scheduled for completion in 2025 at Northwest 191st Street and Northwest 27th Avenue

The Atlantic Group of Companies has begun selling units at Pearl, a high-end, boutique oceanfront development in Palm Beach Shores, Florida. The development features 18 residences across six stories, with sizes ranging from 2,400 to 7,000 square feet, and all offering scenic ocean and sunset views. The homes also have semi-private elevators and shared service elevators, with 20,000 square feet of amenities such as rooftop and lap pools, a wellness suite, fitness and yoga studios, a private dining room, business suite, and resident café. Additional services include a full-time beach attendant, boat club services, and 24-hour concierge. The residences are located in Palm Beach Shores, a private and exclusive location known for its clear turquoise waters due to its proximity to the Gulfstream. Notably, Pearl is currently the only new beachfront development in Palm Beach County. Pearl's creation aims to deliver an unparalleled luxury lifestyle experience with modern European touches. Construction begins Q1 of 2024, and delivery is expected Q4 of 2025.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have unveiled the conceptual designs for the Stadium of the Future, an architectural project aimed to transform Downtown Jacksonville and secure the city's place as a host in Northeast Florida. The three-year project's visualizations were showcased on the team's social media and website. The stadium is intended to become the Jacksonville Jaguars' home and serve the community for generations. The stadium's design includes elements inspired by Jacksonville's landscape, with fans entering through a subtropical Floridian park and views of Downtown Jacksonville and the St. Johns River. Other features include an expansive 360-degree concourse with social bars and local culinary delights, flexible seating capacity, and cutting-edge lighting and digital technology. The venue will have a capacity of 62,000, which can be expanded to 71,500 for a college football game and more for a concert. It will also have an energy-efficient façade and an open-air design to optimize airflow and reduce heat retention. The design also addresses fan requests for increased concourse surface areas, connectivity, more elevators and escalators, food and beverage points of sale, and restrooms. The “early work” for construction would begin in February 2025 and full construction would kick off in February 2026, according to the proposed memorandum of understanding. Construction would finish in July 2028, so for two seasons, the Jaguars would not play home games at the stadium.

The Nora District is a mixed-use development project in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, slated for completion in 2025 by NDT Development and Place Projects. This vibrant community is designed with 13 structures spanning 3 to 10 stories, encompassing retail, dining, office, and residential spaces. Its features include over 100,000 square feet of retail space with both national and local retailers, more than 50,000 square feet of dining options with a variety of restaurants and cafes, and over 200,000 square feet of office space catering to creative and technology firms. The district also offers over 300 residential units from studios to penthouses. A unique aspect of the Nora District is its dedication to public spaces, with the inclusion of a one-acre public park aimed to serve as a communal gathering spot, along with various art installations such as murals, sculptures, and more. The design also incorporates cobblestone streets and curbless sidewalks to foster a pedestrian-friendly environment. This significant development in downtown West Palm Beach is projected to stimulate job creation, attract new businesses, rejuvenate the locality, and enhance the city's allure for tourists and residents, thus contributing to the city's overall growth.

The Astor Creek Country Club, an upcoming golf course in Port St. Lucie, Florida, is set for a 2024 opening. Nestled within a 1,000-home community being built by Kolter Homes, the club is situated on 180 acres of picturesque terrain. The community homes, ranging from $600,000 to $1 million, accompany the club's amenities such as a clubhouse, pool, and playground. The golf course, designed by Chris Wilczynski, comprises 18 challenging holes amid wetlands and forests, and caters to all skill levels. It includes a practice facility and a clubhouse featuring a pro shop, restaurant, and bar. With its location just off Interstate 95, Astor Creek is poised to be a prime golfing destination on the Treasure Coast.

Tuttle Royale is a large, mixed-use development project in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, being constructed by Tuttle Land Investments. It encompasses 165 acres and will feature a mix of 1,000 residential units, commercial spaces including shops, restaurants, and office spaces, and public spaces such as a park, playground, and dog park. The project will be completed in phases, with the residential and commercial sectors expected to finish by 2024 and public spaces by 2025. Tuttle Royale is expected to significantly benefit the Royal Palm Beach community by creating thousands of jobs, generating substantial tax revenue, and providing a multitude of amenities to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors.

ALINA Residences Boca Raton represents a fresh and luxurious condominium development in the bustling downtown area of Boca Raton. The project comprises three distinct buildings: ALINA 200, already completed and sold out, and ALINA 210 and ALINA 220, which are currently under construction with an anticipated completion date of late 2024. These opulent residences vary in size from 1,400 to 5,400 square feet, with prices ranging from $2 million to over $10 million. The development will boast a wide array of amenities including two private rooftop pools, outdoor dining and entertainment spaces, expansive green areas, outdoor yoga spaces, two dog parks, state-of-the-art fitness centers, large club rooms, and His and Hers Spas. Behind ALINA Residences is El-Ad National Properties, a veteran in developing luxury properties in New York City and major cities worldwide. Located in the vibrant heart of downtown Boca Raton, ALINA Residences is merely steps away from a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The development, surrounded by charming parks and gardens, provides breathtaking views of the Boca Raton Resort & Club golf course. ALINA Residences is designed to cultivate a dynamic and active community catering to residents of all ages, with a broad range of amenities and activities. The development also promotes a pet-friendly environment with two dog parks available for residents. For those seeking an indulgent, amenity-rich condominium lifestyle in downtown Boca Raton, ALINA Residences emerges as an idyllic choice.

The Estates at Acqualina is a new luxury condominium development in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. The development will consist of two towers, each with 66 stories, and will offer a total of 900 units. The development will also include a variety of amenities, such as a private beach club, an ice skating rink, a fitness center, a spa, a movie theater, a bowling alley, and much more. The Estates at Acqualina, located at 17885 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, began construction in 2019 and are scheduled to be completed in 2024.

Brightline, the high-speed passenger train service between Orlando and Miami, has announced that it will offer free, high-speed WiFi powered by SpaceX's Starlink service to all its passengers. This makes Brightline the first train service in the world to provide Starlink's broadband service. The WiFi service is currently available on Brightline's trains in south Florida and will be extended to the trains serving the Orlando area in the summer. Starlink's internet service, known for its low latency and high speed, is made possible by a network of satellites in low Earth orbit. Brightline's new Orlando Station, located at the Orlando International Airport, started selling September onwards tickets for hourly departures between Orlando and Miami. The company also offers two classes of service, SMART and PREMIUM, with PREMIUM passengers receiving additional amenities. Earlier this year, Brightline set a land speed record for the fastest train in the southeast, reaching speeds of 130 mph during testing.

Sushi by Boū, a speakeasy-inspired omakase sushi concept known for its modern take on the dining experience, is expanding to Palm Beach County, with new locations opening in West Palm Beach and Boca Raton. This expansion will bring the total count of Sushi by Boū locations to 14 nationally. The brand is part of the SimpleVenue portfolio, co-founded by Michael Sinensky and Erika London, and newly appointed partner and Chief Hospitality Officer, Richie Romero. The group, which also includes brands like Sushi Suite, Omakaseed, Fins and Scales, and Trust Bae, plans to add at least a dozen more locations in 2023. SimpleVenue focuses on creating micro-restaurant concepts in underutilized spaces within existing venues. Each Sushi by Boū location features a unique, themed experience, with the West Palm Beach location, opening it’s doors today, offering a 12-seat omakase counter within Vinyl Fish Club, and a décor inspired by Palm Beach County's color palette. Sushi by Boū offers a timed Omakase experience, where guests can enjoy a menu curated by the sushi chef. The menu options include a 12-course omakase for $60 or a 17-course omakase for $100. It features a variety of sushi delicacies, including yellowtail, spotted prawn, salmon roe, scallop, fatty tuna, BBQ eel, and their signature 'surf and turf'. Hand rolls and other sushi favorites are available upon request, as well as seasonal mochi ice cream for dessert. Located at 340 West Clematis Street within the Vinyl Fish Club, Sushi by Boū West Palm Beach operates from 5 p.m. to 12 a.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Reservations can be made on sushibybou.com or Opentable.

Situated in the pulsating heart of Wynwood, Miami, at 101 NW 26th St., The Vessel stands as an epitome of high-end commercial development. Designed by the distinguished Touzet Studio, known for their work on Miami Beach's Apple and Nike flagship stores, this ultra-modern property will be ready by 2024. The development offers 20,000 SF of leasable retail space and is adorned with multiple Food & Beverage entertainment suites, outdoor terraces, and a stunning rooftop. Incorporating innovation and uniqueness, The Vessel is set to enrich Wynwood's dynamic business environment. Wynwood, a neighborhood teeming with an exuberant art scene, restaurants, bars, and shops, offers the perfect backdrop for this new landmark. The prime location and avant-garde design of The Vessel makes it an enticing prospect for businesses eager to participate in Wynwood's vibrant culture. Leasing opportunities are available, with more information obtainable via the Touzet Studio. Its distinct design and prime location will undoubtedly draw significant attention, making The Vessel an exciting addition to the Wynwood neighborhood.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens, is a luxury condominium development under construction in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The project, developed by The Catalfumo Companies, includes three six-story buildings with a total of 106 residences, with sizes ranging from three to five bedrooms. Key features of these residences are floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, and views of the Intracoastal Waterway. This project is slated for 2025 completion. The complex is conveniently located near the PGA National Golf Club, Palm Beach International Airport, and a variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. Completion of the project is expected in 2024, with unit prices starting at $4 million. The Ritz-Carlton Residences offer a luxurious, exclusive living experience in a prime location.

The Grand Hyatt Miami Beach Convention Center Hotel is a planned 800-room hotel located in Miami Beach, Florida. The hotel is being developed by Terra and Turnberry Associates, and is designed by Arquitectonica. Construction is expected to begin in 2023 and be completed in 2025. The hotel will be located at the intersection of 17th Street and Convention Center Drive, and will be connected to the Miami Beach Convention Center via an elevated skybridge. The hotel will have 12 floors of guest rooms and 52 suites, as well as four floors of meeting spaces and ballrooms. The hotel will also have a resort-style pool deck, a signature restaurant, a lobby lounge and bar, and limited retail space. The Grand Hyatt Miami Beach Convention Center Hotel will be a major addition to the Miami Beach Convention Center District. The hotel will provide much-needed meeting and event space for the city, and will also attract visitors from around the world. The hotel is expected to create hundreds of jobs during construction and operation, and will be a major economic boost for Miami Beach.

Copper Blues, a restaurant and bar that closed in West Palm Beach on Monday night, will reopen in Royal Palm Beach in 2025. This closing follows the AMC movie theatre that just recently closed in The Square, marking a movement of the upcoming renovations of new office buildings. Similarly to how it’s been, Copper Blues will join its sister establishment, the Palm Beach Improv comedy club, at the upcoming Tuttle Royale complex.

The Rays have been pursuing a new, retractable-roof stadium since 2007, due to Tropicana Field's outdated state. Despite St. Petersburg's preference for an open-air stadium and limited funding, negotiations persist. Should talks fail, the Rays consider relocation, while St. Petersburg aims to keep them. Notably, Pat Williams, ex-co-owner of the Orlando Magic, has long proposed a $900 million publicly-funded stadium in Orlando, offering modern facilities and a sizable, flourishing market. Despite competition from two other professional teams, Williams contends the Rays could thrive in Orlando.