Daily Archives: November 11, 2026

Coral Springs CRA to Consider $67,000 Grant for VivaBlue Medical & Wellness Office

A medical and wellness business is asking Coral Springs to help pay for renovations to its office at 3000 N. University Drive. The city’s Community Redevelopment Agency board is scheduled to consider the request at its meeting Monday, Nov. 2. The meeting starts at 5:30 p.m. in the Sawgrass Room at City Hall, 9500 W.…

Hallandale Beach Offers up to $100,000 for First-Time Homebuyers

The Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (HBCRA, for its acronym in English) has opened its first-time homebuyer assistance program for the fiscal year 2026-2027, offering a maximum grant of $100,000 for those looking to purchase a property within the CRA district of that southern Florida city. The funds are aimed at affordable housing buyers whose…

Can a Hotel and a JFK-inspired Bar Turn this Area into a New Wynwood?

A slice of West Palm Beach is getting a makeover from a developer who helped transform Miami’s Wynwood district from a gritty industrial neighborhood into one of South Florida’s best-known destinations. Joe Furst is bringing his redevelopment experience to the city’s old railroad district, where a former industrial corridor is being transformed into a walkable…

CP Group Buys Back Boca Raton’s Mizner Park, Ending Brookfield Ownership

A consortium led by CP Group has acquired Mizner Park, the 838,840-square-foot mixed-use complex in downtown Boca Raton, from Brookfield Properties. The partners include The Georgetown Company, residential fund manager ACRE, and investment partner StepStone, with Blackstone providing financing. The price was not disclosed. The property spans about 268,390 square feet of offices, 276,460 square…

New Port Richey Picks $22.4M Plan for Downtown Bank Site, Eyes Rooftop Lounge

New Port Richey’s Community Redevelopment Agency has picked its favorite to remake the long-vacant Main and Bank Building downtown: a $22.4 million proposal called Main Street Reserve that promises a parking garage, retail space and a 160-seat restaurant on the site. City staff can now begin negotiating the terms of a deal with the development…

$3.1 Million Budget Amendment for Roads and City Projects

Margate city commissioners will consider a $3.1 million amendment to the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget on November 4, with most of the funding directed toward roadway improvements. The proposal also includes money for a pedestrian bridge, building inspections, property improvement grants and changes to city staffing. The amendment totals $3,095,226 and draws primarily from…

Quincy Moves to Repair Deteriorating Electrical Substation

Years of neglected maintenance have left one of Quincy’s most critical electrical facilities in alarming condition, with failed safety equipment, deteriorating transformers and a control building that officials say is literally rotting away. Now, city leaders are moving toward a $500,000 overhaul of the Southside electrical substation, warning that a major equipment failure could leave…