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When quarterback Carson Beck transferred to the University of Miami, most headlines centered on his potential to reshape the Hurricanes’ offense. But in Miami, a city where culture, business, and lifestyle converge, the impact of a star player extends far beyond the field.
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A major new development is set to reshape downtown West Palm Beach as Gilbane, in partnership with Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA), has reached financial close on a $240 million public-private partnership aimed at expanding student housing and enhancing the city’s urban core.
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Blackline team.
Blackline is a cutting-edge real estate sales platform designed to streamline new development sales through technology. Founded by industry veteran Tim Ng who has over 16 years of experience, the platform has already facilitated the sale of 80,000 units in Canada and is now expanding into Miami. Blackline offers tools like interactive floorplans, inventory management, and custom reporting, helping developers and sales teams work more efficiently and make data-driven decisions.
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Moss Construction will oversee construction of Villa Miami, a groundbreaking luxury waterfront development in Miami's Edgewater neighborhood. Set to break ground in the summer of 2024, Villa marks the first-ever collaboration between Major Food Group, David Martin’s Terra and One Thousand Group.
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Panelists (L-R): Jakub Hejl, Founder & CEO, Westside Capital; Manuel de Zárraga, Executive Managing Director, Executive Committee Council Member, JLL Capital Markets, Americas; Diego Torrealba, Vice President, MG Developer & University of Miami; Dr. Andrea Heuson, Academic Director of Real Estate Programs at Miami Herbert Business School; Marc Chasin, Vice President, Eden Multifamily; Moderator: Demetri Demascus, Co-Founder of PROFILEmiami
On Thursday September 26, 2023, PROFILEmiami and the University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School’s Accelerated MBA in Real Estate presented “Emerging Leaders: The Next Generation of Real Estate”, featuring an immersive panel event exploring the different stages of a career in the real estate industry and what it takes to get there.
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University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School
Miami, and South Florida in general, are growing hubs for commercial and residential real estate, making the University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School one of the best places to study for those looking to take their real estate careers to the next level. The Miami Herbert Business School’s Accelerated MBA in Real Estate prepares students to succeed in commercial real estate.
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Mater Academy has announced its future campus, Mater Academy SoLé Mia, a K-5 charter school that will be located in North Miami’s vibrant SoLé Mia development. Mater Academy anticipates the 90,000 square foot school will open its doors in the fall of 2025 for total enrollment of up to 1,500 students over two phases. The charter school, like all Mater schools, is committed to providing high-quality education to students, with a focus on academic excellence and personal growth.
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Coastal Construction Group, one of the largest privately held construction companies in the Southeast, has topped out the University of Miami's Centennial Village, a state-of-the-art student residence that will accommodate over 2,000 students. Phase I of Centennial Village is anticipated to open in fall of 2024, with Phase II anticipated to open in fall of 2026.
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On Friday, February 10th, the University of Miami Herbert Business School hosted the 2023 edition of its annual invitation-only Real Estate Impact Conference, which brought together board members, students, faculty, distinguished alumni and real estate professionals. Entrepreneurs and innovators met with leading commercial real estate investors to explore opportunities spurred by new technologies and the vibrant movement of people and capital to South Florida.
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Aimco a diversified real estate investment company, has pledged $1,000,000 to Miami-based Camillus House to support expanded workforce development programs. In discussions with Miami’s civic and community leaders it became clear that despite a strong job market, many of Miami’s residents don’t possess the necessary skills or experience to obtain better-paying jobs and are, therefore, unable to benefit from Miami’s rapidly growing economy.
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