Construction Nears End on ‘Hibiscus Grove’ at 9948 West Hibiscus Street, Miami, FL

Construction is wrapping up on an affordable/workforce housing community in south Miami-Dade County. Sitework initially started on the 10-story venture in July 2025. Hibiscus Grove is a 270-unit development with residences including one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom models. They measure 630 to 1,260 square feet. Residences will be reserved for households earning 30, 60, or 80…

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St. Augustine CRA Wins 2026 Roy F. Kenzie Award for its Annual Report

The City of St. Augustine Community Redevelopment Agency received the 2026 Roy F. Kenzie Award in the Annual Report – Small City category for its 2025 annual report, titled “Redevelopment 25!”The Florida Redevelopment Association presented the honor during its Annual Conference, held Oct. 20-23 in Charlotte Harbor, Fla. The “Redevelopment 25!” annual report documented a…

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Florida Offers Up to $7,200 for Rent Increases in Hallandale Beach: Eligibility and Requirements

The Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (HBCRA), located in Broward County, is providing up to $7,200 to assist low-income tenants struggling with recent rent hikes. This aid is exclusive to residents within the CRA district who meet specific economic and housing criteria. Under the Rent Stabilization Program, tenants can receive up to $600 per month…

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St. Petersburg Seniors Move Into 75 New Affordable Homes at Burlington Post II

Seventy-five new apartments for seniors have opened their doors in St. Petersburg, with residents moving into Burlington Post II over the past month after roughly two years of construction. The five-story building sits beside Burlington Post I, which began welcoming residents in 2018, and rounds out a growing stretch of affordable senior housing along Burlington…

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Hallandale Beach Offers up to $10,000 to Protect Windows

The Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (HBCRA) has opened its hurricane shutter and impact glass program for the fiscal year 2026-2027, providing assistance of up to $10,000 for eligible homeowners looking to protect their residences against hurricanes. The benefit covers the installation of storm shutters or impact-resistant glass windows and doors in owner-occupied properties within…

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Boca Raton CRA Approves Eight-Story Sanborn Private Club Across From Sanborn Square

Boca Raton’s Community Redevelopment Agency voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve The Sanborn, an eight-story private members club planned across Northeast First Avenue from Sanborn Square, after residents raised concerns about traffic, parking and how much more development downtown can absorb. The vote adopts Resolution CRP-25-01, an individual development approval for the club at 100 N.E.…

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Tallahassee CRA Opens Doors for Frenchtown and Southside Residents to Help Shape Community Priorities

The City of Tallahassee’s Community Redevelopment Agency welcomed residents to a community event where they shared their input on the future of their neighborhoods. Topics ranged from public safety to commercial development and sidewalk improvements. “It is critically important for the community to have the opportunity to give their input as it relates to the…

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Lake Wales CRA Approves Planning for West Stuart, Central Avenues Improvement and Parking

The CRA agreed at their meeting to contract with Halff, a nationwide firm specializing in designing infrastructure projects. They will be responsible for providing the city with professional design services to permit the Peterson Myers Redevelopment Site project for a fee of $448,679.24. The project includes the area around the three-story Peterson Myers office building,…

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Inside Tampa Theatre’s $24.5M Centennial Transformation: 100 Years of Magic Restored

In October 1926, Paramount Pictures opened the gates to a Mediterranean-style fantasy world in downtown Tampa. Now the landmark Tampa Theatre celebrated its official Centennial following an ambitious, seven-month, $24.5 million restoration. Designed by legendary “atmospheric” architect John Eberson, the theater was created to make moviegoers feel as though they were watching a film inside…

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Miami Museum of Contemporary Art Builds Momentum in Overtown

The Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora is building momentum toward a permanent home in historic Overtown, positioning Black art, immersive technology and community storytelling at the center of Miami’s evolving arts scene. At its 2026 Appreciation Luncheon at the Overtown Performing Arts Center, Miami MoCAAD gathered cultural leaders, scholars, supporters, and…

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October 26 And 27 City Meetings To Address Downtown Development, Mizner Park Transfer and Police Headquarters Funding

Monday and Tuesday Boca Raton’s City Redevelopment Agency and City Council are scheduled to hold public meetings addressing downtown development, a Mizner Park transfer, funding for the police headquarters and more. Boca Raton’s City Redevelopment Agency and City Council will consider changes to major downtown development projects, including The Residences at Boca and a proposed…

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