New renderings have been revealed for The William, a 26-story residential tower at 2040 NE 163rd Street in North Miami Beach. Developed by Blue Road and Ilia Development Group, the project introduces 374 residences with architecture by Carlos Ott in collaboration with Behar Font & Partners, interiors by Urban Robot, and sales and marketing by Fortune Development Sales. The latest images showcase the building’s pickleball lounge, pool deck, and lobby, highlighting the tower’s refined yet approachable design and lifestyle-oriented vision.

Naftali Group’s Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale has announced a partnership with The Fort, South Florida’s premier sports, wellness, and social destination. As part of this collaboration, the first 200 condominium buyers will receive annual memberships to the Fort Lauderdale Pickleball Club.

Work has been completed on Gables Riverwalk, a 43-story residential tower located along the north side of the New River at 333 North New River Drive East in the Las Olas section of Downtown Fort Lauderdale. Designed by Borges Architects & Associates with CFE Architects as the architect of record and interior design by ID & Design International, and developed by Gables Residential, the 493-foot-tall structure yields approximately 587,000 square feet of space and contains 295 residential units. KAST Construction served as the general contractor. Monthly rents range from $3,644 to $8,229, offering a selection of one- to three-bedroom residences spanning 776 to 2,130 square feet. Move-ins are expected to commence this month.

Pompano Beach’s Development Review Committee intends to review plans for a mid-rise multi-family housing development on Wednesday. If approved, the community would replace a row of storefronts that currently host two locally owned restaurants and commercial space.

Related Group and BH Group are preparing to break ground in 2026 on Icon Beach Waterfront Residences, a 38-story, approximately 400-foot-tall luxury condominium tower planned at 3724 South Ocean Drive in Hollywood, Florida. Designed by CFE Architects, with interiors by Meyer Davis and landscape architecture by Witkin Hults + Partners, the project will introduce approximately 350 residences overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway. Construction is expected to span about two years, with completion targeted for 2028.