South Florida-based developers CMC Group and Fort Partners have officially broken ground on Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove, marking the beginning of construction for the highly anticipated luxury development and the opening of its new sales gallery. The project represents Four Seasons’ first standalone residential offering in Florida and is expected to welcome residents in early 2028.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens continues to make steady progress toward its anticipated Spring 2026 completion. Developed by Catalfumo Companies, led by Chairman, Founder, and CEO Daniel Catalfumo, the 106-unit project comprises three buildings designed by Spina O’Rourke + Partners, with hospitality interiors by Susurrus and residential interiors by The Decorators Unlimited. Seawood Builders serves as the general contractor. The development spans the last 14 contiguous acres of waterfront land in Palm Beach Gardens and represents a defining addition to the city’s luxury residential landscape.

Developer Namdar Group has secured $460 million in financing for a two-phase mixed-use venture that will deliver more than 1,000 apartments to downtown Miami.

Nobu Hospitality, in partnership with Key International and 13th Floor Investments, is moving forward with its first branded residential endeavor in Miami. Upon completion, the multi-million-dollar venture would be one of the tallest buildings in Brickell.

Kolter Urban has announced that Selene Oceanfront Residences, a new dual-tower condominium development in Fort Lauderdale Beach, is now officially welcoming owners. Located at 151 North Seabreeze Boulevard, the 300-foot-tall structures were designed by Kobi Karp Architects with interiors by ID & Design International and built by Coastal Construction Company. The project comprises 194 residences, now 88 percent sold, with new owners moving in. Set along the shoreline, Selene Oceanfront Residences commands a prominent position on Fort Lauderdale’s beachfront skyline, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and Downtown Fort Lauderdale, and is bounded by Sebastian Street to the south, Alhambra Street to the north, and North Birch Road to the west.