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If a bridge carrying high-speed commuter trains ever slices through Fort Lauderdale, it will forever change downtown, delivering a cut so deep the city will never recover, a former county official warned Tuesday. “A bridge would be a scar on this community, a gash that will never heal,” former assistant county administrator Alan Cohen told Fort Lauderdale officials during a debate on whether ...

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South Florida-based developer Urban Street Development plans to add 84 new rooms to the hotel's existing 143 rooms.

The Live Local Act, which takes effect July 1, could spur large-scale affordable and workforce housing development well beyond downtowns

Restaurant review: Boatyard in Fort Lauderdale gets 3 1/2 stars.

Laws governing vacation rentals, commercial rents, condo boards, ESG and more are moving through the GOP-controlled chambers.

There is a boozy royal dessert called cranachan that the King and Queen enjoyed last night in celebration of the Scottish poet, Robert Burns

Creative spaces inside funky 70-year-old muraled warehouses on Northwest First Avenue will begin coming down in August, clearing the way for a project that will try to balance housing, hospitality and art.

But a bridge might become reality if county commissioners decide it’s the way to go for commuter rail. They are expected to make a choice between a bridge and tunnel on Feb. 22.

In an emerging real estate trends report for 2022, Fort Lauderdale is ranked as a top “magnet” market offering faster population, job and economic growth than the rest of the nation, as well as being one of the preferred markets for investors and builders.