Ana's Pipeline Picks
A curated selection of Miami’s most compelling pre-construction opportunities, identified through deep analysis of the development pipeline and first-hand knowledge of the developers shaping the city.
In South Florida, scarcity is largely geographic. Land availability and zoning constraints limit where meaningful new development can occur. At the same time, Miami continues to attract global wealth and entrepreneurial talent seeking new, prime product. The key is understanding the full development pipeline — and how each project will be positioned relative to competing supply when it delivers.
In development, the sponsor matters. Projects are evaluated based on the developer’s track record, credibility in the market, and demonstrated ability to deliver high-quality product. This assessment is informed not only by public track record, but also by direct industry relationships and first-hand knowledge of the developers shaping Miami’s skyline.
Miami continues to attract global capital, businesses, and talent. As this migration reshapes the region, neighborhoods evolve and new pockets of opportunity emerge. Identifying areas where changing demand dynamics create underappreciated upside and future pricing power is a key part of the analysis.
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Ana Bozovic, Founder of Analytics Miami
Ana Bozovic has been publishing long term trend analysis on Analytics Miami for the past decade. The reports analyze the Miami and South Florida real estate markets, and they have become an industry standard.
This platform is powered by that data, and is custom tailored for effective use by real estate professionals.
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2025 Q4 Miami Dade Real Estate Report & Forecast
2023 Q1: Miami Dade Real Estate Report
Median Pricing Plateauing, cash high
Median condo pricing finished Q1 2023 flat year-over-year. You can see the plateau forming in the chart. The usage of cash edged higher to 70% over $1M and at 52% sub $1M. The very highest segments of the market have once again proved most resilient as the wealth & talent migration continues.
Inventory & Volume Below $1M
Inventory below $1M dropped to 62% below pre Covid realities. If we drill down further, inventory below $200K has dropped a shocking 87% since 2019 (page 6). Interest rates add friction, but the combo of low inventory and 50% cash usage sub $1M provides a floor.
