If you’re still pinching yourself because it’s just too good to be true, stop, because a) that hurts and b) nothing says home sweet home than, well, a purchased home. Miami’s new favorite (and the rest of the country’s most loathed) b-ball players may be officially moving into the ‘hood.

This month’s not just reserved for ghosts and globins. With the start of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in four days, pink is the new black (and orange) for October. The very posh Fontainebleau Miami Beach is offering you the hautest ways to give back to the cause.

The South Beach Wine and Food Festival seems ages away, but you don’t have to wait five months until BubbleQ (barbecue and bubbly) or the food and beverage free-for-all at the Grand Tasting. To commemorate the fest’s 10-year anniversary, Lee Schrager, Miami’s super-caterer and the man behind the four-day soiree, with Julie Mautner will release the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival Cookbook…

A new study from UBS Bank says that living in Miami gives you the best bang for your buck.

Miami still hasn’t come down from the high that is the Trio-Five, or one of the many nicknames for the Bosh-James-Wade triple threat coming soon to an American Airlines Arena near you. In fact, the new JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Miami, set to open October 1 in downtown Miami, turned up the heat even more and included in its massive a 50,000-square-foot sports, lifestyle and entertainment complex a 10,000-sqaure-foot NBA approved basketball court fit for—you guessed it—the three kings.

Now you don’t have to go north to New York City for gourmet south-of-the-border food. From showy entrée presentations to an ultra hip, upscale ambiance, a posh Mexican restaurant is bringing its sexy downtown cantina to the beach. The Big Apple and B.R. Guests Restaurants’ famed haute Mexican Dos Caminos is set to open its sixth location in Ft. Lauderdale this November.