On the "Miracle Mile," the waterfront Rosewood Residences, which is still under construction, has the most expensive ...

Discover the pinnacle of luxury living with Rosewood Residences. Naples' ultra-luxury, beachfront condos offer exclusive ...

A 37-unit luxury condo community in The Commons off North Goodlette-Frank Road will go before Naples City Council in February with suggested conditions from the city's Planning Advisory Board. The ...

Luxury condos proposed off North Goodlette Frank Road along Gordon River have Naples Airport Authority's blessing after the developer agreed to an avigation easement that requires that future ...

Dick Portillo, known to many as the king of the Chicago hot dog and the Italian beef sandwich, is serving up a chance to live like a royal in Naples, Florida. The Chicago-born founder of the ...

A nine-figure deal is in place for a beachfront community in Naples, adding to the condo-buyout frenzy in South Florida. BH Group and Kolter Group are under contract to pay $100 million for all 36 ...

A seven-story luxury condo building can be constructed in The Commons office park on Goodlette-Frank Road after site-plan approval by Naples City Council Thursday. After hours of discussion – about ...

Real estate experts call Florida's Gulf Coast housing divide between Cape Coral's underwater mortgages and Naples' luxury ...

The Ronto Group and Wheelock Street Capital have secured $234 million in construction financing to build Rosewood Residences Naples, a 42-unit, luxury condo in Naples, Fla. The new development will be ...

One of Tampa Bay's most active condo developers is behind a luxury project in Naples. Tierra Verde's 'Magic Mike' house is for sale for $12 million 4,000-home master-planned community in Bradenton ...

This mansion-sized beachfront penthouse has just emerged from a two-year, $10 million-plus renovation and is now among the priciest condos for sale in Naples, Florida. “It’s a click under 12,000 ...

Hurricane Ian’s storm surge took less than 24 hours to flood homes and rip down walls, but some Southwest Florida homeowners have waited more than 10,000 hours for their homes to be livable again.