Developer Bets on Mid-Class Rentals in Luxury-Obsessed Miami

A rendering of the new seven-tower, 4,032-unit workforce housing project in western Miami.Source: The HueHub

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By Anna J Kaiser

August 1, 2025 at 8:30 AM EDT

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August 1, 2025 at 1:56 PM EDT

A Spanish developer is planning an $880 million workforce housing project in Miami that would include more than 4,000 apartments, childcare, and even a test kitchen — an ambitious bid to offer below-market housing in a city known for ultra-luxury property deals.

The development, called HueHub, is the largest yet proposed under Florida’s Live Local Act, a 2023 law that lets developers bypass local zoning rules if they reserve a share of units for affordable housing.