Residences at HUB Miami are expected to start around $600,000, with averages of $900–$1,100 per sq ft.

This makes HUB a mid-market preconstruction option in Downtown Miami, more affordable than Brickell’s branded ultra-luxury towers like Baccarat or Cipriani.

Delivery is projected for 2027, at 525 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami — in the heart of the Overtown redevelopment corridor, steps from Miami Worldcenter, Wynwood, Brightline Station, and Brickell’s Financial District.

HUB Miami will offer studios, 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom condos, ranging from 500 to 1,500 sq ft.

Most residences include balconies, open layouts, and modern finishes, catering to both end-users and Airbnb guests.

Yes — HUB Miami is Airbnb-approved and STR-friendly, making it one of the few legal Airbnb condos in Downtown Miami.

Owners can operate nightly and weekly rentals, generating strong income from Miami’s tourism, cruise traffic, and business travel demand.

Planned amenities include:• Resort-style pool deck• Fitness center and wellness lounge• Coworking lounges and meeting rooms• Ground-level retail and dining• 24-hour concierge and securityHOA fees are projected at $0.90–$1.10 per sq ft, which is lower than most branded towers nearby, enhancing ROI potential for investors.

Yes — international buyers are welcome.

HUB’s rental-approved model is designed for global investors seeking turnkey Airbnb income in one of Miami’s fastest-growing downtown districts.

HUB Miami delivers a rare mix of Airbnb approval, central location, and attainable pricing.

Unlike ultra-luxury projects with restrictive rental policies, HUB offers high rental yields, walkability to Miami Worldcenter and Brightline, and strong long-term appreciation potential in a rapidly redeveloping neighborhood.