It’s a long-term investment Hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused about $200 billion in damage combined. These storms destroyed structures, delayed
Commercial developers are always looking for the next exciting area to invest in a build. Doral is the Miami area’s
A jobsite is like a well-oiled machine. There are so many moving parts and so many things happening, but the
A full renovation or new construction is a huge undertaking, and project owners sometimes find it hard to know where
Relationships matter in construction, just as much as having an expert team and top-notch equipment. Completing a build of any
Getting from point A to point B in any situation can be incredibly difficult without a plan. This is especially
Finding the ultimate location for a commercial development isn’t easy. If you’ve never purchased land for commercial use, it takes
Each and every build involves many unique roles and responsibilities. One of the most important roles on any jobsite is
Being transparent is the best way to build trust. And, the two go hand in hand in every construction project.
Ever since I can remember, I have been fascinated with buildings. Growing up in New York, I used to gaze
Renovations can be very worthwhile investments, sometimes more lucrative than new builds. Whether you own or operate an existing building
No one expects delays when they embark on a construction project. But, unforeseen things happen. Without proper planning and an
We are committed to building long-lasting relationships with our clients, based on trust, mutual respect, and open lines of communication.
People often ask me what I enjoy most about working on builds. Truthfully, there’s so much to love. We always
Communication can make or break any project. In the construction industry, effective communication is incredibly important. Without it, projects get
Project owners want to feel secure in knowing that the job is getting done. They want all aspects of their
As a commercial real estate investor or developer, you have big goals for your project. And, you want everyone involved
If you’re new to South Florida real estate development, you need a local, on-the-ground management team to oversee your project.