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The Ansin Outlook: What’s Next for Miami Real Estate
An Inside Look at Andy Ansin’s Transformative Projects and Vision for a New Miami
Andy Ansin
CEO
Sunbeam Properties
Robert Gilman
Principal
Baker Tilly x Anchin
Building Miami: What It Takes to Capitalize a Deal Today
How rising costs, tighter debt and shifting tax exposure are reshaping which projects actually break ground.
Arturo Vidal
Founding Partner & VP-Finance
North Development
Adam Tiktin
Founder & CEO
United Capital
Modesto “Mo” Millo
Senior Vice President
KAST Construction
Andrew Dansker
CEO
Dansker Capital Group
Aaron Appel
Sr. Managing Director & Co-Head Institutional Capital
Walker & Dunlop
Tim Hart
Partner
Property Tax Alliance Group
Shawn Oden
Managing Director
BMO Commercial Bank
Where Miami Is Expanding Next: The Submarkets Shaping the Region's Next Wave of Development
Ground-level views from the people building in Coconut Grove, South Dade, the Design District, North Miami and beyond.
Michael Berkowitz
President
Berkowitz Development Group
Jay Roberts
CEO
Prosper Group
Joe DaGrosa
Chairman & Founder
DaGrosa Capital Partners LLC
Spencer Morris
EVP
The Allen Morris Company
John Planz
General Manager
Suffolk Construction
Tyler Weiss
Head of Florida Real Estate Surety
Willis Towers Watson (WTW)
The New Development Math: What Gets Built and Where
How developers are rethinking sites, product types, amenties and risk in 2026
Laura Tauber
Principal
TAUBCO
Anthony Rinaldi
President and CEO
Rinaldi Group
Barry Goldstein
CEO
Tillman Digital Cities
Heidi Wigand
Vice President
Cumming Group
Leo Martinez
VP
Celerity Fiber
Miami’s Next Residential Cycle: Positioning for the Supply Shift
Where demand, absorption and slowing starts are creating the next opportunities for housing investment and development
Lissette M. Calderon
Founder & CEO
Neology Group
Jeffrey Ardizon
Principal
The Estate Companies
Matthew Baron
President
Baron Property Group, LLC
Andrew Barrocas
CEO
MNS
Chad Musgrove
Executive Director, Agency Financing
PGIM
Javier Vazquez
Shareholder
Gunster
Entitlements, Environmental Risk & the Path to Breaking Ground
What it takes to move a complicated site — wetlands, contamination, zoning fights — from acquisition to permit
Fernando de Nuñez y Lugones
CEO
Vertical Developments
Andrew Hellinger
Co-Principal
UrbanX Group
Matthew Maffai
Managing Director
Marsh
John Chibbaro
Shareholder
Greenberg Traurig
Retail, Reuse & Reinvention: How Miami's Mixed-Use Districts Get Built to Last
How a curated tenant mix, design and community identity turn a project into a place that resonates, reinvents itself, and endures for decades.
Michael Comras
CEO
Comras Company
Joseph Furst
Founder, Managing Principal
Place Projects
Carlos Rosso
Founder
Rosso Development
Scott Sherman
Founder and Principal
Torose Equities
Andrew Burnett
CEO
RSP Architects
Rafael Romero
Regional Managing Director
Franklin Street
Anthony Iandoli
EVP
JRM
Dining as Destination: How Miami's Top Restaurateurs Are Redefining Hotel Hospitality
Inside the branding, guest experience and growth strategy behind Miami's most in-demand hotel dining concepts.
David "Papi" Einhorn
Co-Founder & Partner
Papi Steak
Georgios Vogiatzis
President
Georgios Hospitality
Andrea Marzullo
Director
Sexy Fish Miami
Gustavo Montes
Executive Chef | Culinary Director | Founder
GM Culinary
Russell Galbut
Founder & Chairman | GFO
Co‑Founder & Managing Principal | Crescent Heights
WHY ATTEND THE 2026 MIAMI STATE OF THE MARKET
Miami has reinvented itself many times. From a city once defined by a drug-fueled underground economy, to a sunny retirement destination, to a global hub for fashion, nightlife and tourism, each transformation has pushed Miami further onto the world stage.
Today the city stands at another turning point. Once considered a small regional market, Miami is now competing globally for capital, talent and investment. Institutional money, global developers and high-net-worth individuals are pouring into the region, positioning Miami as one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the United States.
But rapid growth brings complex questions.
A new wave of wealth migration is bringing billionaires, investors and entrepreneurs to South Florida. At the same time, rising housing costs are pushing long-time residents out of the communities they helped build. Miami now faces an estimated shortage of more than 90,000 attainable housing units, forcing policymakers, developers and business leaders to rethink how the city grows.
Development is expanding beyond traditional cores into emerging submarkets like Little River, North Miami, Doral, North Bay Village and South Dade, where new housing, retail and mixed-use projects are reshaping neighborhoods while sparking concerns around traffic, infrastructure and density.
At the same time, Miami’s economy is diversifying. Retail and entertainment are resurging, destination restaurants and social clubs are redefining urban districts, and global sporting events like Formula 1 and the upcoming FIFA World Cup are transforming the city into a year-round international destination.
Bisnow’s Miami State of the Market brings together the developers, investors, operators, civic leaders and industry experts shaping the city’s next chapter. Throughout the day, discussions will explore how projects are getting financed and built, where the next wave of development is happening, how global wealth migration is reshaping the housing landscape, and what Miami must do to remain competitive as one of the world’s fastest-evolving cities.
The conversation will look beyond the headlines to examine the real forces shaping the future of Miami’s real estate market and the opportunities ahead for those building it.
Join us to network, get an edge on the competition and leave with a clearer understanding of where the market is headed, from development patterns to economic growth drivers, and how to position your business to capitalize on the city’s next phase.
For questions regarding content and speaking, please email our Event Producer, Elizabeth Herrgott, at elizabeth.herrgott@bisnow.com. Want to get involved? Contact Jordan.Hinsch@bisnow.com to get information on sponsorship, pricing and availability at this event. To request disability-related accommodations, please contact ariel.fromm@bisnow.com no later than seven business days prior to the event.
Venue
Jungle Island
1111 Parrot Jungle Trail
Miami, FL 33132
Ballroom: Bloom
Floor: Events Floor
Self-parking $15 - please park on the second level and go up the elevator to the events floor
Agenda
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8:00 AM
9:00 AM
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Registration, Breakfast & Networking
Breakfast Buffet: Freshly Brewed Coffee & Tea, Assorted Pastries, Seasonal Fresh Fruit, and Chef's Selection of Breakfast Sandwiches |
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9:00 AM
9:25 AM
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Fireside Chat: The Ansin Outlook: What’s Next for Miami Real Estate
From the waterfront transformation of North Bay Village to the nearly 3,000-residence Miramar Cove development, Andy Ansin is helping shape South Florida’s next generation of destinations. In this candid conversation, Ansin will share an inside look at Sunbeam’s most ambitious projects, where he sees the region’s next opportunities and how land scarcity, affordability, transportation and changing consumer expectations will influence what gets built next. |
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9:30 AM
10:15 AM
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Building Miami: What It Takes to Capitalize a Deal Today
Getting a Miami development capitalized today takes more than debt and equity. This panel brings together the people who structure deals, build them, and account for their true cost, breaking down where institutional capital is flowing, how developers are stacking financing sources, and what construction costs and tax exposure are doing to underwriting assumptions |
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10:20 AM
11:05 AM
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Where Miami Is Expanding Next: The Submarkets Shaping the Region’s Next Wave of Development
From Doral and North Miami to Little River and South Dade, where opportunity still exists and what it takes to entitle and deliver projects in emerging neighborhoods. Panelists will also explore issues around oversupply across asset classes, condo buyouts and redevelopment opportunities, and how developers are balancing growth with the concerns of residents and local stakeholders. |
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11:05 AM
11:15 AM
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Networking Break
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11:15 AM
12:00 PM
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The New Development Math: What Gets Built and Where
With land, construction and borrowing costs still elevated, the old development playbook no longer pencils. This panel will explore how developers are deciding which sites to pursue, which product types make sense and where they are willing to take risk. From urban infill to transit-oriented development and Live Local opportunities, panelists will examine why capital is concentrating around select locations and what a project must offer to move forward in today’s market. |
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12:05 PM
12:50 PM
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Miami’s Next Residential Cycle: Positioning for the Supply Shift
Miami is still absorbing the last wave of residential deliveries, but a sharp slowdown in new starts could create the next supply gap. This panel will examine how developers, owners and investors are positioning for that shift across workforce, attainable and luxury housing. Panelists will discuss where demand remains strongest, whether rent growth can support new development, how existing properties compare with the cost of building new and why the projects starting today could be best positioned when the market tightens. |
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12:50 PM
2:05 PM
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Lunch
A Taste of Italy Culinary Experience |
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2:05 PM
2:50 PM
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Entitlements, Environmental Risk & the Path to Breaking Ground
Every developer has a site story that isn't in the press release. The wetlands delineation that stalled a closing, the phase two assessment that changed the whole deal structure, the entitlement hearing that ran two years longer than planned. This panel brings together developers and land use counsel who've moved difficult sites through Miami-Dade's approval process, from environmental due diligence through zoning and community engagement. Expect a candid look at where projects actually get stuck, what separates a site that's worth the fight from one that isn't, and how the smartest teams are building risk and timeline into their underwriting from day one. |
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2:55 PM
3:40 PM
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Retail, Reuse & Reinvention: How Miami's Mixed-Use Districts Get Built to Last
This panel brings together the people behind some of Miami's most successful district transformations, where retail, dining, culture and mixed-use development combine to create places rather than just projects. Panelists will unpack the tenanting, design and community decisions that shape a district's identity from day one, and what it takes to keep that identity intact as trends, tenants and generations of visitors change |
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3:45 PM
4:30 PM
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Dining as Destination: How Miami's Top Restaurateurs Are Redefining Hotel Hospitality
This panel brings together some of Miami's most recognizable restaurateurs, each known for building high-profile, experience-driven concepts inside the city's top hotel properties. Panelists will discuss what it takes to create a dining concept that becomes a destination in its own right, and how brand identity, guest experience and community connection factor into that success. The conversation will explore how operating within a hotel environment shapes growth strategy and guest expectations differently than a standalone restaurant would. |
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4:30 PM
5:00 PM
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Post-Event Networking
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