Los inversores apuestan por el auge del sector de los apartamentos de lujo en Miami

A large private lending firm, Tyko Capital, has granted the largest residential construction loan in Florida history to fund the development of two ultra-luxury apartment towers in Miami. The $817 million loan, secured by Elliott Investment Management, will be used to build the high-end buildings featuring a river-view swimming pool and a private marina for residents' yachts. This record-breaking loan is a testament to Miami's continued appeal to affluent individuals, even as the post-pandemic migration wave has slowed.

Edgardo Defortuna, CEO of Fortune International Group, a developer partnering with KAR Properties on the projects, attributes Miami's allure to its tax-free status and the relocation of Ken Griffin's global headquarters from New York. Tyko Capital's Adi Chugh notes that the brand's essence is evident in the craftsmanship and exclusive member club, highlighting the high quality of living the apartments offer.

As of September 2025, Miami-Dade County has seen significant capital influx, with 24 high-end property sales exceeding $30 million, compared to 21 in the previous year. Despite the initial expectation of a surge of wealthy New Yorkers after Democratic primary candidate Zohran Mamdani's victory, the city has not experienced an immediate influx of high-net-worth individuals.

Tyko Capital has also provided financing for the 830 Brickell office tower, home to Citadel, Microsoft, and Thoma Bravo, as well as Citadel's planned $2.5 billion headquarters building.