September 1, 2026 MIAMI — Miami-Dade County commissioners voted unanimously this week to open the Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, ending a fight that outlasted the building itself. […]
South Florida Emerges as a ‘Mission-Critical’ Defense Hub as the Gulf South Draws a New Wave of Infrastructure Capital
By The Navarro Report Staff A new investment thesis is taking shape across the American Gulf Coast, and South Florida — specifically Broward County’s Miramar and Coral Springs corridor — […]
Miami’s Condo Market Isn’t Recovering. It’s Splitting in Two.
Miami — The Navarro Report The headline numbers on Miami-Dade’s condo market this year read like a contradiction. County-wide median condo prices fell 3.15 percent year-over-year in June, dropping from […]
Miami’s Billionaire Boom Has a Body Count: Its Own Longtime Residents
Miami — The Navarro Report Miami is having, by nearly every economic measure, the best run of its modern history. Billionaires and hedge funds keep arriving. Office attendance now leads […]
Florida’s Post-Surfside Reforms Are Reshaping Miami’s Condo Market, and Squeezing Retirees
MIAMI — Four years after the Surfside condominium collapse killed 98 people, the wave of structural-safety reforms enacted in its aftermath has fully arrived in Miami-Dade’s condo resale market, and […]
Follow the Money: Who’s Funding Miami-Dade’s Commissioners, and Why
By Jose Navarro, MBA Every election cycle, Miami-Dade County’s thirteen commissioners and its mayor raise money from a remarkably consistent donor base: developers, government contractors, lobbyists, and the firms competing […]
Donalds Picks State Sen. Bryan Avila as Running Mate at Miami’s Freedom Tower
The Republican gubernatorial nominee leans into South Florida’s Cuban-American electorate a week after winning the primary Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds named Florida state Sen. Bryan Avila as his running […]
Inside the Governance Fight Over Miami’s Downtown Development Authority
A taxpayer-funded agency created to promote downtown Miami’s economic health has spent much of the past year defending its own existence, as a coalition of condo owners, neighborhood activists, and […]
First New Military Housing in South Florida in Three Decades Rises in Doral
MIAMI — August 22, 2026 For the first time since Hurricane Andrew destroyed South Florida’s military housing stock in 1992, new homes for U.S. service members are rising near Miami […]
Federal Attorneys Watched Miami-Dade’s Polls Tuesday. It’s Part of a Historic Midterm Buildup.
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | Miami Four attorneys from the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division spent Tuesday inside Miami-Dade County polling locations, part of an election-monitoring […]