Pinnacle Communities

We are deeply honored that Pinnacle at La Cabaña has been named a finalist for the South Florida Business Journal’s 2026 Structures Awards in the Affordable Housing category!

Pinnacle partnered with the City of Miramar to build this $41.3M+ community, which provides 110 affordable homes for local seniors living on fixed incomes. The property sits directly across from the city's adult daycare facility, giving residents access to local programs and support so they can age in comfort and with dignity.

Building a community like this takes a village. We are immensely grateful to the City of Miramar, our financing and community partners, and the South Florida Business Journal for recognizing the heart and purpose behind this development. We look forward to celebrating alongside our South Florida real estate community soon!

A recent article in the National Apartment Association's Units magazine explores the relationship between zoning and multifamily development, featuring Pinnacle Partner Tim Wheat’s firsthand look at the path a development must navigate before it breaks ground.

Tim speaks candidly about a major hurdle in affordable housing, where simple rezoning can ignite NIMBY (not in my backyard) opposition even when a development aims to solve a pressing community shortage.

The article also discusses how Florida's Live Local Act has preempted local zoning rules, opening the door for affordable and workforce multifamily development by right on commercial and industrial land – something Tim called a real boon for the industry. 🏙️

Read the full article in the comments.

A mix of culture, history, and a whole lot of soul! It’s truly remarkable what Nate Delinois achieved at Pinnacle at La Cabaña by creating a piece that provides a burst of energy for the entire community. His work beautifully weaves his Haitian heritage and love for street art with Greek Hellenistic drama and Art Nouveau design.

Nate intentionally leaves the meaning behind his pieces entirely open. While the colors and patterns are striking, he wants every resident and passerby to find their own personal connection to the canvas.

At Pinnacle, we prioritize our Art in Public Places initiative as a source of pride and daily inspiration for our residents. This mural is a beautiful reminder that high-quality design and soulful art belong in every neighborhood. Next time you’re near Pinnacle at La Cabaña, take a second to slow down and soak it in. We’d love to know: when you look at this mural, what speaks to you first? 🎨🇭🇹

Juneteenth is a celebration of those who refused to accept anything less than the freedom they were owed and the generations who carried that fight forward. We honor that legacy today and the ongoing pursuit of a more just world.

Pinnacle's Hugo Pacanins recently joined developers, county officials, and housing advocates at the Bisnow Miami-Dade County Affordable Housing Summit. The current metrics are striking, with a 90,000-unit affordable housing deficit, market-rate rents up 40% in four years, and 70% of jobs projected through 2030 paying under $20 an hour.

On the "Making the Numbers Work" panel, Hugo explained the funding layers that get deals done. This includes subsidies, tax credits, and creative structuring that rarely make headlines, but make all the difference. South Florida's housing future is being written right now. We're glad our team is part of such an important conversation. 🏗️

Our Partner Tim Wheat serves as Vice Chair of The Housing Leadership Council of Palm Beach County, Inc. (HLC). The HLC recently hosted its hugely-popular annual Housing Heroes Luncheon at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach with over 400 attendees. It brought together developers, advocates, and nonprofits all working toward ensuring people in Palm Beach County have a place to call home. Congratulations to HLC’s 2026 “Housing Hero” Annetta Jenkins, your dedication to this community is truly admirable!

Today, we pause to remember the courageous men and women who gave everything for freedom, the people they loved, and the home they believed in. 🇺🇸

It’s almost here! The numbers behind affordable housing require layers of subsidies, tax credits, and creative deal structuring that most people never see. Pinnacle's Partner and Chief Executive of our Market Rate Division Hugo Pacanins is speaking at the South Florida Affordable Housing Summit tomorrow at The Gale Hotel in downtown Miami. On the "Making the Numbers Work" panel, Hugo and fellow industry experts will explain how deals truly get funded. 🌇💰

Claim your ticket here if you haven't already: https://www.bisnow.com/events/south-florida/affordable-housing/south-florida-affordable-housing-summit-9672