Tropical Transfers
Fort Lauderdale residence purchased for $4 million
The five-bedroom, 6,818-square-foot house built in 2005 sold for $4 million, or $586.68 per square foot
Latest Deals
Miami-Dade
- Purchase of Miami Beach home tops $4 million
- Coral Gables house purchased for $2.38 million
- Key Biscayne condo dealt for $2.42 million
- Coral Gables home bought for nearly $3.5 million
- Sunny Isles Beach condo picked up for $2.43 million
- House on Sunset Island sells for $7.2 million
- Miami Beach residence purchased for $3 million
- Miami Beach condo acquired for $3.27 million
- Key Biscayne residence purchased for $10.5 million
- Prime 112 owner buys Miami Beach home for $5.65 million
Broward
- Fort Lauderdale residence acquired for $2.32 million
- Fort Lauderdale condo picked up for $2.5 million
- Southwest Ranches mansion bought for $3 million
- Pompano Beach house flipped after a year for $4 million more
- Fort Lauderdale house acquired for $2.5 million
- Fort Lauderdale residence purchased for $2.71 million
- Sale of Fort Lauderdale home tops $3 million
- Year-old Fort Lauderdale home bought for $5.6 million
- Fort Lauderdale residence dealt for $2.82 million
- Hillsboro Beach condo bought for $2 million
Palm Beach County
- Palm Beach residence sells for $5.5 million
- Oceanfront home in Delray Beach sells for $2.73 million
- Palm Beach residence acquired for $15 million
- Palm Beach home goes for less than 2011 price
- Palm Beach County residence bought for $1.75 million
- Boca Raton mansion sells for $3.18 million
- Sale of 12,000-square-foot mansion tops $9 million
- Palm Beach house sells for less than 2011 price
- Palm Beach house sells for nearly $6.7 million
- Art collectors buy Palm Beach houses
SPECIAL REPORTS
Special Report: Real Estate Biggest Deals 2012 
Daily Business Review
Demand for prime South Florida real estate is being fueled by investors who want to secure acquisitions while interest rates are still at historical lows and before inflation kicks in.
Commercial Real Estate 2012
Daily Business Review
More developers are planning high-density enclaves to cater to city dwellers' living, working and entertainment needs.
Industrial Guide 2012
Daily Business Review
A mini construction boom west of Miami International Airport and in Medley marks a post-recession beginning in the industrial real estate market. The willingness of some companies to purchase and reposition older or struggling lower-tier industrial facilities is a positive development for owners of such properties in South Florida. Plus market snapshots and an interactive chart.
