Waterfront land once owned and roamed by the L.L. Bean family in Naples has hit the market for $40 million. At one time, the 1.32-acre plot of land, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, included a compound ...

Once considered Palm Beach’s sleepy stepsister to the south, the barrier island community of Manalapan over the last few years has made real estate waves — and headlines —with notable sales and ...

A roughly 17,000-square-foot home in Naples, Florida, was scooped up in a recent eight-figure transaction, setting a record for the county in the process. The mansion, located in the wealthy Port ...

JUPITER ISLAND — A $32 million beachfront home here was the most expensive sold on the Treasure Coast in April. The 2.67-acre property at 433 S. Beach Road has a private, 388-foot-long beach. The ...

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Florida's high-end housing party is over, and the hangover is hitting fastest along the coasts. After a pandemic surge that ...

The "Miracle Mile" in Naples has seen another eye-popping sale. A beachfront redevelopment site has fetched $92.5 million. The buyer: Kolter Urban, based in Delray Beach on Florida's east coast. It's ...

Waterfront land once owned and roamed by the L.L. Bean family in Naples, Florida hit the market last month for $40 million. At one time, the 1.32-acre plot of land, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, ...

A Naples, Florida, home that previously broke a sales record hit the market Tuesday for $15 million more than it sold for just three years ago. The seller, industrialist and Naples real estate ...

A posh compound in the exclusive neighborhood of Port Royal in Naples, Florida previously made national headlines as the most expensive home for sale in America. Now it has a new price tag. About a ...

Florida Power & Light says selling the property is contingent on finding the 'right buyer' and is part of ongoing efforts to ...

Before building the beachfront homes of their dreams, the superrich keep tearing down perfectly good mansions. Credit...Photographs by Maxar Technologies, Airbus Ds And Google Via Google Earth ...