Tuesday news roundup, yo:

• Developers set their sights, and wallets, on City of Miami candidates in March [TRD]
• Trey Songz’s Miami condo gets chopped to $750k [Curbed]
• Classic Alfred Browning Parker home sells for $661/square foot [RE Coconut]
• Kenneth Tropin sells Palm Beach estate for $20.4 million [TRD]
• How a family of 6 embraces minimalism in a Miami home [Ocean Drive]
• Granada Golf Course featured by Florida Historic Golf Trail [MCN]
• A guide to South Florida Record Store Day 2017 [New Times]
• Biscayne Beach to begin closings this week [Golden Dusk]
• The 20 essential Pinecrest restaurants [Eater]
• Florida’s U.S. 1 is the deadliest highway in America says a study [New Times]
• Miami-Dade to rename Liberty City stretch Moonlight Way [New Times]
• Venezuelan oligarchs who robbed country bring cash & corruption to Miami [NT]
• Two independent Miami record store owners talk the job [NT]
• Supreme Court sinks Riviera Beach ‘floating home’ [GossipExtra]
• Miami might soon get its own cat cafe [New Times]
• Check out this abandoned condo project in West Palm Beach [Abandoned FL]
• FAT Village is getting its first restaurant [Real Deal]
• Alfred Browning Parker’s iconic ‘Woodsong’ in the Grove sells for $2M [Curbed]