01 · Real estate
$507M
$507 million to build a 28-story bayfront tower in Miami Beach

106 bayfront residences, rooftop pools, a spa and a padel court are planned at 1250 West Avenue in Miami Beach. Sales are expected to begin in 2027.
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Project spotlight
01 · Real estate
$507M

106 bayfront residences, rooftop pools, a spa and a padel court are planned at 1250 West Avenue in Miami Beach. Sales are expected to begin in 2027.
02 · Technology
$2B

Carnegie Mellon, a leader in AI, robotics and advanced computing, plans a 35-acre campus for 3,500+ students, launched by $2 billion of a $3 billion-plus gift.
03 · Technology
256 qubits

A machine built for problems today’s computers can’t solve, from new batteries to cybersecurity to medicines. It’s the first of its kind at a Florida university, expected in late 2027.
04 · Infrastructure
1,025 ft

The $866 million I-395 Signature Bridge rebuilds a key downtown link and reconnects neighborhoods beneath it. Completion is estimated for late 2029.
05 · Development
131 acres

Inter Miami’s 25,000-seat stadium anchors a 131-acre district with a planned public park, shops, offices and technology space near the airport.
Ongoing projects
01 · Finance
1,030 ft

Citadel plans a 54-story supertall headquarters on the bay, with offices, a hotel and a public waterfront walkway.
02 · Transportation
125 mph

Brightline links downtown Miami to Orlando, with new stations planned and development growing around its stops.
03 · Real estate
1,049 ft

Ten stacked glass cubes, 100 stories: the Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences faces Bayfront Park, with delivery expected in 2028.
04 · Development
$6B

Miami Worldcenter turned 10 blocks of downtown into towers, shops and hotels: 27 acres, about 11,000 homes built and planned.
05 · Public space
10 miles

The Underline turns the land under the Metrorail into 120 acres of trails and gardens, from Brickell to Dadeland.
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