Join real estate broker Larry Mastropieri, owner of The Mastropieri Group, and John Laws of Discover South Florida for a breakdown of the deals, the disasters, and the policy fights reshaping the South Florida market this week.The headliner: Floyd "Money" Mayweather's former Palm Island estate just resold for $18.5 million — about $3.5 million below what it last traded for. But the headline flips when you read the fine print. Mayweather bought at $18M in 2021 and sold at $22M in 2024, so he made money. The loss belongs to the seller, an LLC tied to Black Spruce Management's Josh Gotlib — who happens to be tangled up in Mayweather's separate $175 million fraud suit against his former adviser. We break down the 10,800-square-foot waterfront trophy at 288 South Coconut Lane, and what Palm Island's recent run of $23M to $150M listings says about the ceiling on Miami Beach's most exclusive island.Then, the money moving through the region: Related Group cashing out of Aventura City Center, handing BH Group and The Apollo Companies a project that's pivoted from condos to a 248-unit rental tower plus a 153-room Marriott hotel. Plus Affiliated Development's $74 million construction loan for The Cove in Fort Lauderdale — 376 units, 55% workforce — against the same developer's $6 million ask for The Jax in Hollywood. Two projects, two very different funding realities.The drama files: Apollo-affiliated lenders filed a $417.7 million foreclosure on the Mandarin Oriental Residences in Boca Raton — and condo buyers' deposits are directly in the line of fire. Larry walks through exactly what options a preconstruction buyer has when this happens, and what belongs in your contract before you ever wire a dollar.Also on the board: West Palm Beach freezing waterfront rezoning for six months while Deerfield Beach votes to loosen its beachfront rules, and Alida Residences breaking ground with 181 rentals and a Tribute Portfolio by Marriott right next to the Brightline station.======00:00 Introduction00:48 Floyd Mayweather’s Former Palm Island Estate Resells at a Loss12:02 Related Group sells stake in Aventura City Center mixed-use development20:58 Affiliated Secures $74M Loan for 376-Unit 'The Cove' in Fort Lauderdale31:27 Affiliated Requests $6M from Public for The Jax' in Hollywood46:33 Mandarin Oriental Boca Goes to Foreclosure Auction59:02 Deerfield Loosens Building Rules as WPB Enacts 6 Month Freeze01:06:52 Alida Residences Begins in West Palm Beach======

The World Cup is over, football season is coming, and the money never stopped moving. Join real estate broker Larry Mastropieri, owner of The Mastropieri Group, and John Laws of Discover South Florida for a full breakdown of the stories reshaping this market right now.President Trump's four South Florida properties generated roughly $265 million in the first year of his second term — Mar-a-Lago, Trump National Doral, and the golf clubs in Jupiter and West Palm Beach — according to his latest federal financial disclosure. That's about a tenth of his reported $2 billion-plus in 2025 income, and worth noting these are reported revenue figures, not profit. We break down the per-property numbers, the approved $3 billion Trump Doral International Towers plan (1,498 condos across four towers), and the downtown Miami land set aside for a presidential library.Speaking of big money on the island: a New York Giants co-owner just paid $12.5 million for a Palm Beach penthouse at Leverett House — a six-unit building that somehow now houses two NFL owners, since Robert Kraft bought in for $23.8 million back in 2022. We'll get into why boutique buildings trade at that kind of premium.Then the building boom: E11EVEN sold out in 90 days and the developers responded by adding a 550-unit second tower in downtown Miami; Dependable Equities secured a $54 million pre-construction loan for two ODA-designed skyscrapers in Fort Lauderdale totaling 1,460 residences; and 21 Hollywood launched pre-leasing on 200 rentals along the Federal Highway corridor.Plus the drama files: Mandarin Oriental Boca buyers are winning in court — a $1.98 million judgment, a $2.1 million settlement, 13 lawsuits, and a hotel bankruptcy auction scheduled for today. Larry breaks down what preconstruction buyers should learn from it. And in West Palm Beach, the self-driving airport transit pitch got pulled after commissioners balked at a $1 million feasibility study.======00:00 Introduction00:23 Giants co-owner buys $12.5M Palm Beach penthouse11:57 Trump's South Florida holdings generated ~$265M18:12 E11EVEN's 90-day sellout added 550 units27:41 Two ODA towers headed for Fort Lauderdale34:12 Mandarin Oriental Boca buyers are winning in court45:10 21 Hollywood nears early 2027 delivery53:31 West Palm's self-driving airport transit gets paused======

While Brazil was sent home early in this World Cup, one of the country's greatest former champions is settling into an oceanfront view. Join real estate broker Larry Mastropieri, owner of The Mastropieri Group, and John Laws of Discover South Florida for a fast, funny run through the biggest stories reshaping the South Florida market right now.Brazilian legend Kaká — 2002 World Cup winner and 2007 Ballon d'Or — just paid $8.7 million for an oceanfront condo at Oceana Bal Harbour. As Brazil crashes out of the 2026 World Cup (their first time missing the quarterfinals since 1990), Kaká plants a flag at 10201 Collins Avenue: a 3,350-square-foot, three-bedroom unit on the 14th floor with Atlantic and Biscayne Bay views, bought roughly $800,000 under ask. We break down the deal, what it says about global soccer money flowing into South Florida, and why the World Cup buying frenzy agents predicted has been quieter than expected.Then we follow the money up the coast: Orlando developer Chuck Whittall is under contract to buy the entire La Fontana co-op on West Palm's Flagler Drive for close to $200 million — the latest domino in the post-Surfside buyout wave. Kolter and Boston's Rockpoint are teaming up on The Sutton, a 432-unit apartment community in Palm Beach Gardens. And Charles Cohen just landed a $180 million permit to revive the stalled West Palm Point office tower after fighting foreclosure battles on two coasts.That comeback sets up the drama files: the oceanfront Hillsboro Beach Resort hits the auction block July 16 after a $40 million foreclosure judgment — the opposite outcome, and a case study every investor should hear. Plus, Miami votes unanimously to challenge Florida's Live Local Act in court, escalating the state-versus-cities zoning fight, and Fort Lauderdale narrowly approves a new $217 million city hall.======00:00 Introduction01:35 Kaká buys at Oceana Bal Harbour10:03 Miami moves to challenge the Live Local Act17:25 Chuck Whittall's $200M La Fontana buyout30:45 Kolter + Rockpoint's 432-unit 'The Sutton'38:51 Cohen Brothers revive West Palm Point post-foreclosure49:39 Anatomy of the Hillsboro Beach Resort foreclosure01:00:04 Fort Lauderdale backs a revised $217M city hall

Join real estate broker Larry Mastropieri, owner of The Mastropieri Group, and John Laws of Discover South Florida for a fast-moving look at the deals, dramas, and policy shifts reshaping the South Florida market right now.This episode's headliner: a James Bond superfan just listed his personal Delray Beach residence — "Villa Skyfall" — for a staggering $85 million, and if it sells anywhere close, it would smash the Delray single-family home record. We tour the nearly 23,000-square-foot estate at 16121 Quiet Vista Circle in Stone Creek Ranch — the guard-gated enclave locals call "Billionaires' Row" — from its museum-grade car gallery and hidden poker lounge to the 309-inch theater and Amazon-rainforest wellness wing. We break down why developer Aldo Stark keeps setting and re-setting the local ceiling (his last record-setter, the Ferrari-themed "Casa Maranello," sold for $55M), and why boldface neighbors like Steve Cohen and Mark Wahlberg are the demand engine behind these prices.Then, the rule change every South Florida builder is watching: Gov. DeSantis just expanded the Live Local Act again — the fourth year running — opening city, county, school-district, and church-owned land to by-right affordable housing.Next, the money moving through the region: Simon Property Group's plan to replace Boca's dead Sears with a 197-room hotel and 374 apartments at Town Center; The Berkeley breaking ground in West Palm Beach after topping $120M in sales on an inland, Clear Lake–facing tower; and Related Group, BH Group — and possibly Terra — targeting Hollywood's century-old oceanfront "Grand Lady" for a 398-unit, reported ~$100M redevelopment.Plus, the drama files: Costco just got rejected 4-3 at Pompano's 223-acre "The Pomp," and Wellington's $90M Lotis project has devolved into three partner lawsuits and more than $5M in liens (Tiger Woods' PopStroke already walked).======00:00 Introduction00:45 Bond-Themed Estate Lists for $85M in Delray Beach06:19 DeSantis expands Florida's Live Local Act again17:00 Simon Group to Replace Boca's Town Center Sears30:40 'The Berkeley' 25-Story Tower Breaks Ground in WPB39:42 Related Group Eyes Century-Old Hollywood Resort50:54 Pompano Board Rejects New Costco at 'The Pomp'58:36 Lawsuits & Liens Stall Wellington's Lotis Project

Real estate broker Larry Mastropieri, owner of The Mastropieri Group, and John Laws of Discover South Florida do deep dive into the stories reshaping the South Florida market right now.Donald Trump Jr. and his new wife, Bettina Anderson, are building an eight-bedroom custom estate in West Palm Beach — and their choice to plant roots on the mainland instead of the island of Palm Beach says everything about where this market is heading. We break down the reported $15 million Intracoastal lot, the Trump family's full South Florida footprint, and why West Palm keeps climbing the prestige ladder.We're also covering the biggest federal housing bill in decades — the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act that just cleared Congress and its 350-home cap on Wall Street landlords (and why Trump hit pause on signing it). Then it's a tour of the money moving through the region: Terra and BH Group's $100M waterfront play on North Flagler, BH Group's $20.8M Polo West purchase in Wellington, and Kolter's Alton Delray groundbreaking — a 386-unit community backed by a $92 million loan.Plus, the drama files: the unfinished Mandarin Oriental Boca hotel heading to bankruptcy auction with $210M+ in claims, and why St. Andrews Country Club told Boca Raton "no thanks" on annexation — a story every buyer in an unincorporated pocket needs to hear.

Larry Mastropieri of The Mastropieri Group and John Laws of Discover South Florida break down some of the biggest real estate and development stories shaping South Florida.

From Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake’s involvement in a massive luxury lifestyle community in Wellington, to Stephen Ross’s potential transformation of Boca Raton’s historic IBM campus into a mixed-use destination, the discussion will explore how major investments are reshaping the region.

They’ll also examine a controversial Boca Raton condo board dispute that raises important questions about property rights and Florida law, along with the approval of new high-rise residential development in Riviera Beach and what it could mean for the future of the local market.======

00:00 Introduction01:14 Tiger Woods & Justin Timberlake Join In on Wellington Megaproject13:44 Related Ross to Buy Boca Raton Innovation Center (BRiC)23:35 COA Blocks Boca Raton Condo Sale for Five Years36:57 Related Group Rezoning For 20-Story Gallery Marina in Riviera Beach44:53 ALBA opens on N. Flagler in West Palm Beach52:15 Maxwell Luxury Boutique Condo in Delray Beach57:07 Ellison & MacNeil split Manalapan Expansion

Join Larry Mastropieri, real estate broker and owner of The Mastropieri Group, along with John Laws of Discover South Florida, as they break down the latest buzz in South Florida real estate. This livestream covers how World Cup excitement is fueling Miami condo sales to foreign investors, a luxury sales surge in Palm Beach County led by Celine Dion’s former Jupiter estate, the upcoming groundbreaking of The Pierce mixed-use project in Boynton Beach, and a historic Palm Beach mansion selling for $43.25 million.======00:00 Introduction00:25 World Cup Fever Fuels South Florida Condo Interest06:22 Celine Dion’s Former $20M Jupiter Estate11:07 ‘The Pierce’ Slated for Summer Groundbreaking in Boynton Beach19:20 Boston CEO buys 98-year-old mansion in Palm Beach for $43M24:48Jack Nicklaus to Transform Shuttered Lake Worth Golf Course30:34 Pebb Proposes 350-Unit Mixed-Use Project in WPB37:32 Sage Intracoastal Residences444:44 The Ocean Ridge Market: FEATURED LISTING (35 Anna St)

Larry Mastropieri, real estate broker and owner of The Mastropieri Group, along with John Laws of Discover South Florida break down some of the biggest stories shaping South Florida real estate. From Jeff Greene’s proposal for Florida’s tallest mass timber tower in West Palm Beach and the impact of the Live Local Act, to soccer icon Roberto Carlos’ multimillion-dollar condo purchases in Fort Lauderdale, the conversation will explore how high-profile developments and international buyers are influencing the region’s market. They’ll also discuss Related Ross’ plans for Wellington’s first walkable village center and the topping out of the Waldorf Astoria Residences Pompano Beach, offering insights into the trends, opportunities, and future of South Florida real estate.

Larry Mastropieri, broker/owner of The Mastropieri Group, and John Laws of Discover South Florida live break down some of the biggest real estate stories impacting South Florida and the Sunshine State. Topics include Florida’s newly approved homestead property tax proposal headed to the November 2026 ballot, a new ultra-luxury auto condo country club planned for West Palm Beach, the latest progress on Fort Lauderdale’s massive Galleria Mall redevelopment featuring eight 30-story towers, and the groundbreaking of Nuvo Midtown Boca, a major new apartment community reshaping Boca Raton’s Military Trail corridor. Tune in for expert insight, market analysis, and what these developments could mean for homeowners, investors, and the future of South Florida real estate.======00:00 Introduction00:27 Property Taxes Head to the Ballot19:49 An "Auto Condo" Country Club29:09 FAA approves Galleria redevelopment project height37:00 Nuvo Midtown Boca Breaks Ground42:59 2874 homes around a 5.5-acre lagoon in Miramar49:32 Salato in Pompano Beach55:43 The Tides at Deerfield

Larry Mastropieri of The Mastropieri Group alongside John Laws host a fast-paced livestream covering the latest headlines shaping the South Florida real estate market. From stalled luxury condo sales at the former Surfside collapse site and major development changes in Plantation, to mounting lawsuits at the Aston Martin Residences and a sharp rise in South Florida business bankruptcies, the discussion will break down what these stories mean for buyers, sellers, investors, and the future of the region’s economy. Expect expert insight, market analysis, and candid conversation on the trends impacting Miami-Dade, Broward, and beyond.======00:00 Introduction01:06 Luxury Condo on the Surfside Collapse Site Has Not Sold a Single Unit11:34 Related Group and BH Group Downsize Mixed-Use Project in Plantation17:46 Aston Martin Residences Hit With Second Major Lawsuit in Four Months30:10 South Florida Business Bankruptcies Jump 30%39:04 Hammocks HOA Fraud Case Closes With Guilty Plea49:49 30 Luxury Townhomes in West Palm Beach's SoSo District54:55 Pierre Delray II - 3-Story Luxury Mixed-Use Project on Atlantic Ave