Global Miami Magazine

South Florida’s real estate market is experiencing a historic surge of wealth. Since the pandemic, more than $2.5 trillion in managed assets have relocated to the region, bringing CEOs, billionaires, tech founders, and finance leaders who are reshaping the landscape from Miami to Palm Beach. Leading this wave is Ken Griffin, who moved his $63 billion hedge fund to Miami in 2022. This influx of capital is driving soaring demand for luxury properties, with developers like the building $15 million spec homes to meet buyer expectations.
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​​Record-breaking sales and rapid price increases reflect this unprecedented shift, transforming South Florida into one of the nation’s most dynamic luxury real estate markets. Discover the full story and the key players behind this transformation in Invasion of the CEOs. Tap the link in bio to read more.

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🌍​ South Florida’s Matrix of Logistics 🌎

​​Nonstop movement by land, sea, and air—this is what powers South Florida’s role as a global trade gateway.
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​​In celebration of World Trade Month, we spotlight the region’s three major logistics engines: , , and Miami International Airport (). Together, they move billions in cargo and connect South Florida to the world’s most vital trade corridors.
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​​​📍​ PortMiami: Trading with more than 100 countries and handling over 1 million TEUs each year, PortMiami continues to position itself as the Cargo Gateway of the Americas.

​​​📍​ Port Everglades: With $33 billion in trade value in 2023, it stands as a hub for refrigerated goods, Latin American trade, and petroleum, plus a recent $437.5 million federal grant to deepen its channel.

​​​📍​ Miami International Airport (MIA): In 2023, MIA processed $71.5 billion in international freight—more than any other U.S. airport.
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​​“Miami-Dade County is one of the top trading destinations of the Americas, thanks to the world-class infrastructure and operations that run our record-breaking airport and seaport every day,” —
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​​“We have a tremendous advantage over other U.S. airports, because we have so many international carriers and so much nonstop connectivity,” — Ralph Cutié, Director of MIA
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​​​🔗​ Tap the link in our bio to read the full special report: “South Florida’s Matrix of Logistics.”

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Doral’s transformation is one of South Florida’s most striking. Once primarily a logistics hub, the city has evolved into a master-planned community, with its population growing from 25,000 in 2019 to 80,000 today.

​​“We took an area in the western part of Dade County where there wasn’t anything and built a community,” says founding mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez.
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​​Now, developers are racing to secure what little land remains. Among them: and Ernesto De Lucas, who recently broke ground on Doral Parc: Midtown Doral Phase IV, V & VI — a 552-unit residential development with retail space. The most visible example of the city’s growth remains Codina Partners’ Downtown Doral.

​​“Doral is evolving, and so are we,” says MG Developer CEO . For Torrealba, whose first U.S. office was in Doral, the project marks a full-circle moment — deepening his commitment to a city rooted in the Latin American community.
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​​Visit Global Miami Magazine to read ‘Another Piece of the Doral Puzzle’ — link in bio.

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