Kate Hinsche

St. Regis Bal Harbour Residences condo association is suing the property's owners and managers, alleging building defects, health and safety issues and financial mismanagement.

Miami's luxury residential market is as hot as it's ever been, thanks to a bunch of new billionaires in town, top agents said at The Real Deal South Florida Real Estate Forum.

When the National Association of Realtors announced changes to broker commissions earlier this year, a panic ensued about what it would mean for the industry.

Most developers worry about finding buyers for their projects. Todd Glaser found Herbert Wertheim admiring his car in front of SurfSide Diner in Palm Beach.

A developer dropped $21 million on a waterfront Sunset Islands teardown — and immediately listed it for rent for $30,000 a month.

A Fort Lauderdale car dealer sold his 4.7-acre Southwest Ranches estate for $14.5 million, as demand and prices continue to trend upward in the luxe Broward County suburb.

A business consultant bought a waterfront Coral Gables lot for $18.2 million, amid a slowdown in the residential land market.

Louise Riggio, the widow of Barnes & Noble founder Leonard Riggio, sold her oceanfront compound in Palm Beach for $81 million, making it one of the priciest sales on the island this year.

The original home improvement star, Bob Vila, sold a non-waterfront Palm Beach home for $13.4 million, less than a year after paying $12.5 million for it.

Seed magnate Ronald Holden and his wife, Arlene Holden, sold their 1.1-acre waterfront estate in the gated Admirals Cove neighborhood for $34 million, making it the most expensive home ever sold in Jupiter.