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A 73,000 sq ft Buc-ee's with 120 fuel pumps is headed to I-95 and Indrio Road. Billboards are up, but don't hold your breath until 2027.
Read full story →FEC Railway blocked the proposed Stuart station over bridge rules. Brightline says the objections 'lack merit.' Here's what's actually happening.
Costco's massive distribution center is now operational in Port St. Lucie. 500+ jobs, 200 acres, serving every Costco in Florida.
PSL leaders approved the land deal. 170,000 sq ft store + gas station. Costco hasn't confirmed yet but the pieces are falling into place.
Two massive new communities — Esplanade at Solaeris and Azure at Solaeris — are coming to PSL. Sales start Q1 2027.
Martin County approved both. Wawa's 5th county location and the 3rd Chick-fil-A. Jensen Beach Blvd is about to get a lot busier.
The Treasure Coast School for Autism is expanding from Palm Beach County into PSL, opening for pre-K through 2nd grade in the 2026-2027 school year.
Major commercial development planned for Southern Grove aimed at bringing jobs, not just rooftops, to western Port St. Lucie.
PSL finally has a Dave & Buster's. 100+ arcade games, a 40-foot TV wall, and 180 new jobs on Gatlin Blvd near I-95.
Cleveland Clinic Tradition is expanding big. 40 acres acquired, plus a massive ER expansion underway in Vero Beach. Healthcare on the 772 is leveling up.
Prices are flattening, inventory is up, and homes are sitting longer. Is this a crash or a correction? Here's the real data.
Port St. Lucie is building the world's first fully concrete, adaptive BMX facility — and it's opening this summer.
A 4.5-mile private circuit, karting, rally, drift tracks, and private garages — opening two years ahead of schedule west of I-95.
Another big-box retailer bets on PSL's growth. BJ's Wholesale is building a new store on SW Gatlin Blvd.
A massive new Lowe's is under construction in Southern Grove, giving the Tradition area its own home improvement anchor.
A new Martin County study envisions demolishing the indoor mall and replacing it with 760 residential units, outdoor dining, and an amphitheater.
From Brazilian churrasco to Spanish-Asian fusion — the 772 restaurant scene is leveling up in 2026.
The Single-A affiliate is drawing crowds and winning games at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie.
It's almost June. If you don't have your shutters, generator, and plan ready, start now.
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