08/31/2026
Miami runs on announcements — and the latest is a $3B, 5,700-unit megaproject in Little River, “targeted” to break ground in 2026 on an eight-year build-out, in a neighborhood that’s been “next” for the better part of a decade.
We’ve seen this movie. Flagler Street: started 2016 at $13M, now $33M and unfinished. The Signature Bridge: $866M, unlikely to open before 2030. The gap between press release and ribbon-cutting in this market is measured in years — and capital committed on the announcement carries the whole wait.
Corridors are re-priced by infrastructure that exists, not master plans that can be resized or shelved. If a deal’s value depends on somebody else’s groundbreaking, we pass. The district may well get built — we just don’t pay today for what doesn’t exist yet.
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