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 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 […]
Florida’s New Political Battle Lines: Donalds, Jolly, and the GOP Playbook Against the Left
MIAMI / TALLAHASSEE — August 23, 2026 Florida’s political map is being redrawn just as decisively at the ballot box as it was on paper. The state’s August 18 primaries […]
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 […]
As the DeSantis Era Ends, Florida’s Next Governor Inherits a Property-Tax Fight and a Changed State
TALLAHASSEE Florida is entering its first open gubernatorial race in eight years, and the fight over property taxes already underway may end up defining whichever administration follows Ron DeSantis in […]
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 […]