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Miami Real Estate

Week Ending October 11, 2026
Citadel's HQ Goes Under Stop-Work, Corient Closes EMEA, and Florida's $7B Auction Enters Final Stretch
Citadel's Miami headquarters faces a stop-work order, Corient completes its EMEA acquisitions, and the Carlyle–Bain contest for Wealth Enhancement Group reaches final bids as the October FOMC meeting approaches.
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Special Report · October 2026
Fort Lauderdale: The Sleeping Giant of Wall Street South
Fort Lauderdale is emerging as the geographic and infrastructural center of Wall Street South, supported by a rebuilt convention district, expanding airport and port, growing downtown, and a deep history of entrepreneurship.
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Special Report · September 2026
I Saw Dubai in Brickell
Why South Florida is becoming a global financial metropolis — without taking anything from New York. Thalius Hecksher reflects on Miami's evolution, the capital and talent reshaping the region, and the work still required to become the financial capital of the Americas.
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Week Ending September 20, 2026
Bugatti Chose Miami. Modern Wealth Swept Three Florida Markets in One Year. And Sibos Is Seven Days Away.
Bugatti announced its first US branded residential tower in Brickell — 60 stories, $650 million, and 300 feet of Miami River frontage. Modern Wealth acquired Jacksonville's Sanchez Wealth Management Group ($710 million), completing a three-city Florida sweep across South Florida, Tampa Bay and Jacksonville. Sibos 2026 opens at Miami Beach Convention Center in seven days.
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Week Ending August 16, 2026
Miami Overtakes Manhattan on Office Rents. Corient Buys $21B Summit Trail.
Miami's Brickell office market is now the most expensive in the United States — ahead of Midtown Manhattan. Miami-headquartered Corient made its largest-ever US acquisition. And Amendment 3's opposition campaign is winning the information war.
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Week Ending August 9, 2026
The Amendment 3 Poll, a $10B+ Palm Beach Pipeline, and Fort Lauderdale's Rise
A 64% voter poll confirms the property tax amendment will likely pass. Related Ross reveals a $10B+ Palm Beach County pipeline. Fort Lauderdale stages its most consequential infrastructure convergence in history.
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Week Ending June 7, 2026
Florida's Property Tax Earthquake — and What It Means for Every Financial Professional in the State
On June 2, the Florida Legislature passed a constitutional amendment that could eliminate property taxes for 60% of primary homeowners. It goes to the November ballot. The financial implications cut in multiple directions.
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