Appreciation
This is a safe and tangible way for investors to generate short-term cash.
Currency Rate
With many currencies trading higher than the US dollar, investors are able to acquire some of the most impressive multi-million dollar residences in the world at what they perceive as discounted rate.
Benefits
Miami as a destination
- This slide is based on a Knight Frank study of global wealth. In 2019, Miami was ranked No. 5 as one of the favorite destinations for high-net-worth individuals. In just 8 years (since 2011) Miami has ranked from #29 to #5.
- Miami is outpacing its competitive luxury residential markets (Hong Kong, London, and New York). When it comes to price per square foot, Miami is almost half the price for the quality of luxury. Half the price with Paris, 3 times cheaper compared to New York.
Security
Secure your investment in a stable country, with a strong economy and currency.
Luxury Shopping
Miami’s Design District has fully developed in recent years and has attracted top brands from the fashion industry to its location.
Taking root in Switzerland, Art Basel had grown a lot and needed to relocate to a larger city that promoted the same love for art, if not more. Miami
These 4 days of activities impact the artistic community of Miami, as well as the international visitors it receives. Apart from the enormous economic impact of the 500 million dollars that Art Basel generates, it attracts investors from all over the world who are inspired by its reputation; the event is enough to place them here in some way.
Investors love luxury residences, restaurants, scenes, lifestyles, and everyone wants to own a piece of Miami.
There are very few developments planned for the next 1-2 years. Development takes about 5 years to complete from pre-sale. Within those 5 years, there will not be much new inventory on the market, which will break the sales of the remaining inventory and will result in the price increase due to the lack of new supply.
This image is just a reflection of how the city’s landscape is changing when it comes to luxury and high-net-worth individual visitors. In 1994 there were only 1,200 five-star rooms in our city.
In 20 years, this number has multiplied by 10. A record 23 million visitors in 2018, with an economic impact of $ 18 billion, is giving a clear picture of how our visitor profile is changing.
Miami is the second busiest city in the United States, with 87% occupancy.
World-renowned luxury hotels have established themselves in Miami.
The Port of Miami receives the largest variety of cruise ships from around the world.
It is also known as the «Cruise Capital of the World» with 6 million travelers a year who board these ships.
- 6MILLION PASSENGERS IN 2018 (13% MORE THAN 2017)
- 22 CRUISE BRANDS AND 55 BOATS
- BAHAMAS, THE CARIBBEAN, MEXICO, AND BEYOND
Large Corporations
FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES LOCATED IN FLORIDA
Global property taxes
- Miami’s strategic position as the «Gateway to the Americas» makes it one of the most fascinating and diverse cities to live, work and play, an international business center due to its strategic location and benefits.
- In addition to the Fortune 500 companies that are already established in Miami, it has been said that Amazon.com headquarters will be coming to Miami and will have a new facility here. Amazon will also use Miami’s transportation methods to relocate more than 5,000 employees (this means 5,000 houses, cars, etc.) with a huge impact on our city.
- Miami has the highest concentration of national and international banks south of New York and has recently been classified as the “Wall Street South”.
Preconstruction
- With the current absorption rate (average of the last 3 years), it is estimated that the current inventory will be sold in 2 years.
- Second most entrepreneurial city in the US.
- The highest startup density in the country with 247.6 Startups per 100,000 people.
There are very few developments planned for the next 1-2 years. Developments takes about 5 years to complete from pre-sale. Within those 5 years, there will not be much new inventory on the market, which will break the sales of the remaining inventory and will result in the price increase due to the lack of new supply.
- The following slides were posted in 2011. At that time, Miami had just experienced a huge drop in the housing market.
- No one at the time believed that the listed developments were going to break down after that crisis. The idea was almost impossible to conceive.
- The city has changed a lot since then and has become a real city where people live, work, and play. Thousands of businesses have come to Miami, with workforces that need space to live and work.
The dynamics of the city have also changed and will continue to change.
- 90% of the developments shown in the following slides have already been sold, built, and delivered; or are in the middle of their construction phases.
- This is the future of Miami. A more modern feeling, a pedestrian city, a more international cosmopolitan metropolis that everyone wants to live and be part of.
Purchasing process
Property selection.
Focused on the needs, interests, and strategies of each investor, we offer unique opportunities in areas with growth paths, close to exponentially commercialized areas.
Why is it a good decision
Smart Investment
Low-risk investment
With returns in dollars
One hundred x one hundred owner
Of the property, whatever the model
holdings do the work for you
in property management, rentals, etc.
Developing Neighborhoods
Our main objective is to invest in neighborhoods that are growing, changing, and that tend to appreciate and to have an annual increase in rents.
LITTLE HAVANA
Little Havana is the colorful center of Hispanic culture in Miami. The area is littered with Latin-inspired cafes, restaurants, venues, and markets that give space and a voice to all the different backgrounds that have taken root in the neighborhood. Here you will find the locals sipping an afternoon snack or fresh fruit smoothie, discussing politics in a game of dominoes, or eating solid authentic dishes from all over Latin America against a backdrop of ever-present Cuban rhythms.
The Real Estate in this neighborhood stands out for its looks for a unique reason: This neighborhood has a higher proportion of apartment complexes or high-rise apartments compared to other neighborhoods in the country. Most neighborhoods are a mix of real estate and housing types, but here it is almost entirely dominated by large buildings and apartment complexes. 79.8% of real estate here is classified as apartment complexes or high-rise apartments, which is more than what is found in 97.1% of American neighborhoods.
BROWNSVILLE
Brownsville is an urban neighborhood located in Miami, Florida with a population of 17,155.
Most residential real estate is occupied by a mix of owners and tenants. Many of the residences in the Brownsville neighborhood are newer, built-in 2000 or more recently.
Brownsville offers a peaceful environment and will appeal to home buyers who enjoy spending time outdoors. Most areas in this community are reasonably peaceful, as the streets are often quiet. Lastly, there are some green spaces nearby for residents to enjoy and they are especially well-located, making them easily accessible.
