Miami Multifamily Real Estate & Apartment Investments
Luxury Towers • Workforce Housing • Redevelopment Sites • High-Growth Submarkets
Market Overview
Miami’s multifamily sector is one of the fastest-growing in the U.S., fueled by population growth, in-migration, and a constrained housing supply. With demand consistently outpacing new deliveries, Miami multifamily assets remain highly attractive to institutional investors, private capital, and developers.
Key drivers include:
Population growth: Miami-Dade’s population has grown ~11% in the past decade.
Migration: Influx of professionals, retirees, and international residents.
Rent growth: Class-A urban markets like Brickell & Edgewater see premium rents, while workforce housing in Little Havana & Allapattah remains in high demand.
Development pipeline: Over 25,000 units under construction across Miami-Dade, concentrated in Downtown, Brickell, and Edgewater.
Investment Snapshot (Q2 2025)
Vacancy: ~5%, among the lowest in the nation for major metros.
Rents: Average Miami-Dade rent ~$2,450/month, with luxury submarkets reaching $3,500–$5,000+/month.
Cap Rates: Compressed in prime areas (3.75–4.5%), higher in workforce submarkets (5–6%).
Demand: Both institutional & private buyers targeting Miami for long-term appreciation and income.
Why Invest in Miami Multifamily
Population growth + limited housing = strong rental demand.
International capital: Miami is a magnet for foreign investors seeking U.S. multifamily.
High rent resilience: Even during downturns, Miami rents have held stronger than most markets.
Development opportunities: Zoning flexibility in emerging submarkets (Allapattah, Little Havana).
Submarket Highlights (Internal Links)
Little Havana: Workforce housing, strong investor activity
Edgewater: Luxury towers, waterfront demand
Brickell: Miami’s financial core, Class-A luxury rentals
Coral Gables: Affluent, stable base with strong rent collections
Allapattah: Redevelopment + emerging multifamily growth
For Investors
Access to on-market and off-market multifamily assets.
Advisory on cap rates, rent growth, and underwriting.
Expertise across stabilized assets, value-add, and development sites.
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For Owners
Advisory on maximizing NOI through rent comps, repositioning, and lease strategies.
Investor database of private and institutional buyers.
Value-add advisory for properties in emerging markets.
Listings & Tours
VIVA gives you on-market and exclusive off-market Hialeah options—small-bay, mid-box, and yard/parking sites.
FAQs
Q1: What are multifamily cap rates in Miami?
A: Core areas (Brickell, Edgewater) are 3.75–4.5%, while workforce submarkets (Little Havana, Allapattah) trade at 5–6%.
Q2: Where is new development happening?
A: Mostly in Downtown, Brickell, Edgewater, and Wynwood, with emerging activity in Allapattah.
Q3: Why is Miami multifamily in demand?
A: Strong population growth, limited housing supply, and international capital flows.
Q4: What’s the average rent in Miami?
A: ~$2,450/month across the county, with luxury towers exceeding $3,500+.
Contact us.
Nico@vivacapitalrealty.com
(786) 239-3266