Demand so outpaced supply in Miami that the metro experienced a 96.4% occupancy rate in 2025.

The Arca Group joined Brown Harris Stevens Miami amid a record-breaking year for the brokerage.

Reisa used prefabricated bathroom and kitchen components, complete with electrical and plumbing.

The tower is nearly 50% sold.

The development, located at 10141 East Bay Harbor Drive, will feature homes with water views and terraces.

The three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom homes will be priced from $900,000.

The development’s residences come in one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts priced from $3,200 a month.

Miami placed No. 3, just behind Orlando and Las Vegas.

Founded by Claude Champagne and Caesar Parisi in 2011, the 71-person team specializes in luxury waterfront residential properties.

Set to debut in 2028, the project is already over 20% sold.

The gated community sits on a former golf course and offers luxury homes in the $2.5 million to $3.5 million price range.

The Oaks offers 29 floorplans, including two new architectural styles from the developer.

Set for completion by 2027, Skye will offer studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and a collection of three-bedroom townhomes.

South Florida experienced positive housing inventory growth. Meanwhile, homes stayed on the market slightly longer, according to the latest Housing Scorecard.

Trinity Southern and JMH Development broke ground on 29 Indian Creek, a boutique development offering 20 one- and two-bedroom condominiums and a pair of two-story townhomes in Miami Beach.

Senior-friendly amenities include a library and computer room, fitness center, covered terrace and community center outfitted with a full kitchen.