The Biscayne Bay mid-rise will offer 52 condominiums ranging from 2,200 to over 4,000 square feet. 

The Cleveland-based landlord has already established a market-rate multifamily presence in the state. 

“Know your market, build relationships, prioritize client needs, stay persistent.” — Belle Useche, Realtor, Coldwell Banker Realty

The 75-story tower going up in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood will offer 355 for-sale residences, including eight penthouses. 

Architecture Lab ranked every U.S. state based on the difference between average home values in 2013 and 2023; Florida ranked No. 2.

Apartment Advisor analyzed 98 major cities in the United States based on cost of living, entertainment availability, mobility and overall opportunities for residents. Miami came in No. 7.

The project will offer 163 “Sky Residences,” 236 short-term rentals and 64,000 square feet of class A office space, plus the Hilton Miami Bayfront Hotel, when it opens in 2027.

“Stay focused, and trust the process.” —Yaima Torres, real estate agent, eXp Realty

The development by Related Group and BH Group will bring 144 residences to market.  

The strategic acquisition expands COMPASS’ Gulf reach from Texas to Florida and brings with it a brokerage that closed $3.6 billion in transactions last year. 

“You want to be successful in this business? Use your R&I (resourcefulness and initiative).” — Lindsey Kaplan, real estate broker, AIM Wealth Realty

The eight-story midrise at 2200 NW First Ave. will bring 308 rental units to market.

At the same time, South Florida housing starts plunged, according to our latest Housing Scorecard.

The group, 305living, previously worked at Graber Realty. 

The Miami-based brokerage tapped Julie Harron and Susana Diaz Martinez to lead the new locations. 

The development, 1920 Pierce, will offer 29 one- and two-bedroom condominiums starting at $450,000.