This Week in Miami: Real Estate, Events, and News You Don’t Want to Miss!

First, the good news: Lots of lychees this June, a plethora of passionfruit, jillions of jackfruit. But mounds of mangos? Nope. Mango Mania, the annual educational workshop at Fruit and Spice Park, has been cancelled because of a lack of fruit.

Intentionally releasing a balloon will soon be illegal in Florida. Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Monday creating the new law, which expands the state's current ban on releasing 10 or more balloons.

Florida Panthers fans can celebrate the team’s Stanley Cup win with a parade Sunday in Fort Lauderdale.

MIA is first U.S. airport with service for travelers with reduced mobility

Shuckers Waterfront Grill has been acquired for $75 million by a real estate company to become Palm Tree Club by DJ Kygo.

The rent for a one-bedroom apartment decreased by 2.1% this June in Miami amid a large supply influx, according to the latest report from the rental platform Zumper.

The tax issues come months after a city audit found the ferris wheel company owed the city hundreds of thousands of dollars in rent and ticket surcharges.

Last Friday of every month. $20. General admission grants you access to Wynwood Walls, which includes over 35 hand-sprayed murals, two street-art galleries and retail shops.