Police: Woman defrauds man of over $1.6M with promises of Miami-Dade real estate investment
A detective accused a 55-year-old woman of defrauding a 60-year-old man of more than $1.6 million in Miami-Dade County.
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Iguana invasion at Cape Coral abandoned building is like ‘scene from Jurassic Park’
Karin Colley, who lives in Cape Coral, said that when she walks outside with her dogs sometimes iguanas just scurry by “like a scene from Jurassic Park, where all the dinosaurs are running.”
POV: Buying a home four decades ago
Here’s what the real estate market looked like in South Florida 40 years ago!
Hearing reset for real estate tycoon brothers charged with rape in Miami-Dade
Luxury real estate moguls Oren and Alon Alexander, 37-year-old twin brothers with ties to Miami-Dade County and Israel, remain in custody as their Miami-Dade court hearing, originally scheduled for Monday, has been postponed to Thursday, their attorney Joel Denaro confirmed to Local 10 News.
‘Inhumane’: Fort Lauderdale condominium residents forced to evacuate
Although a structural engineer found a building in Broward County was not on the verge of collapse, officials decided there was enough deterioration to evacuate about a dozen units on Thursday.
‘Hot Dog Heaven’ in Fort Lauderdale on market for $1.525 million
"Hot Dog Heaven" has been serving South Florida since 1979 and now the business is for sale.
Did you apply for Miami-Dade’s ‘Dream Homes’ lottery? Here is what you need to know
Miami-Dade County officials announced a public program offering “a pathway to homeownership” in the Leisure City neighborhood will have a drawing on Friday afternoon that will be visible in person in Downtown Miami and virtually on Zoom.
Real estate market’s new payment structure starts Saturday
Real estate agents and brokers will have new rules starting Saturday as part of the $418 million settlement with the National Association of Realtors.
‘It’s not a matter of if; it’s a matter of when’: Lawmaker calls for property insurance reform before big hurricane hits
Florida lawmakers passed 185 new state laws — only one was related to the property insurance crisis — and it does nothing to lower premiums. It affects some 75,000 property owners.