Little Havana, an area bordered by the Miami River, I-95, Southwest 17th Avenue, Southwest 9th Street and Northwest 27th Avenue, is drawing increasing interest from developers — particularly the eastern section given its proximity to the Downtown and Brickell neighborhoods. This area is where many millennials who can’t quite afford to live Downtown and Brickell are settling.

While current zoning laws are hindering a building boom, developers see a light at the end of the tunnel. Juan ...

The co-working firm will open its fourth Miami area location on December 1 at the Security Building, a historic 15-story building at 117 Northeast First Avenue. This location will have space for more than 1,200 members, 20 lounges, phone booths and event space. WeWork inked a 15-year lease for the nearly 97,000-square foot building. They already have two locations in Miami Beach and one at Brickell City Centre.

Colombians were crazy for Miami real estate in June, racking up the most web searches for homes of any other country.

Colombia, Brazil and Canada have been competing for the top three spots in recent months, according to the Miami Association of Realtors. Last year, Colombian and Brazilian homebuyers made the third-most international purchases in South Florida with a 10 percent share, according to the report.

International buyers looked to Los Angeles more than any other ...

Foreign buyers’ portion of U.S. investment sales in the two-year period ending May 31, 2017, totaled $168.32 billion — 15.5 percent of all deal volume, an analysis of Real Capital Analytics data by The Real Deal Magazine shows.

And while they’re not spending as much as they did a year and a half ago, investors from the 12 countries that poured the most money into commercial properties in the States invested a combined $56.69 billion in New ...

An ambitious, long-in-the-works project to turn one of the largest remaining parcels of undeveloped land in South Florida into a planned community just took a step closer to fruition.

Wells Fargo & Company has made a $101 million HUD-insured loan to SM Multifamily LLC, the developer of two luxury, 17-story residential towers with a total of 400 units and attached parking garage.

The towers will be part of the first phase of SoLeMia Miami, the 183-acre ...

Which business moguls and celebs made out big in the last decade and who stomached the worst losses?

• Woody Johnson –  accepted a $77.5 million offer for his Upper East Side apartment in October 2014, he hit on a euphoric moment in the New York City real estate market.
• Johnson & Johnson – their  apartment at 834 Fifth Avenue was one of three sales that broke the co-op price record that year.
• Leonardo DiCaprio, comedian Mike Myers and art dealer Guy Wildenstein were ...