Business & Real Estate Reporter
Grant Hollister moved to South Florida in 2000 for graduate school and never left. He earned his MBA from the University of Miami and has spent two decades covering the region's business community through booms, busts, and everything in between — including reporting from ground zero during the 2008 real estate collapse. Grant is fascinated by the intersection of real estate, insurance, and politics that makes South Florida's economy unique. When he's not analyzing quarterly earnings or reviewing permit filings, he's sailing out of Boca Raton, playing golf (badly, he admits), or sampling new restaurants with his wife. He believes South Florida's economic story is just getting started.
Frederick Wiseman, the globally celebrated documentary filmmaker who spent nearly six decades capturing the inner workings of social institutions, died Feb.
New York-based Teso Life will open a 30,000-square-foot store in Arlington, joining a wave of Asian retailers expanding across Florida including Miami.
Professional firefighters union and local business leaders endorse Fran Nachlas in Boca Raton's mayoral race, citing fiscal responsibility concerns.
Miami-based developer breaks ground on massive waterfront residential project featuring penthouses starting at $8.5 million.
Business lessons from a Southeast entrepreneur who turned a failed Cuba export into a Publix success story
