The Muss family moved to Florida in the 1950s. They built Seacoast Towers in Miami Beach, Towers of Key Biscayne and Towers ...

The landmark known for attracting celebrities and partyers will undergo a major renovation that also involves a new strategy.

Victoria’s Secret models have stripped down to their lingerie here. Cardi B performed on New Year’s Eve. LIV, one of the most ...

Miami Beach’s most iconic resort is about to make a big splash—literally.

When James Bond needed a vacation from fighting Her Majesty’s cold war enemies, he stayed at the Fontainebleau Hotel on Miami Beach. Now I know why. As the Fontainebleau prepared to re-open this ...

A new lawsuit has been filed in Miami-Dade County by Horowitz Law on behalf of a victim who authorities said was sexually assaulted during a massage at the Lapis Spa inside the Fontainebleau Hotel ...

Stephen Muss, who played a huge role in the redevelopment and ultimate resurgence of Miami Beach, died Saturday night, Local ...

Fontainebleau Miami Plans to Follow South Florida Refi Trend After $1.2B Sale The hotel plans to refinance $1.18 billion in past mezzanine and CMBS debt.

Obviously, hoteliers like Jeffrey Soffer, who owns the Fontainebleau, Miami Beach’s largest hotel property, want to rake in lucrative casino revenue, regardless of what locals have to say.

The hotel’s billionaire owner, Jeffrey Soffer, has made contributions in recent months to numerous state lawmakers who represent Miami-Dade County.

Jeffrey Soffer is placing more political bets on scoring a casino for his oceanfront resort in Miami Beach. The Aventura-based billionaire developer, whose Fontainebleau Development owns the ...

The Fontainebleau Hotel rises at the former Firestone Estate, Miami Beach. In 1954 photo, the old Harvey Firestone home is still standing in the shadow of the new $14 million building.