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October in South Florida brings together global experiences, culture, food, sports, and some especially meaningful celebrations.

From an extended Miami Spice and the Brazilian Festival to Don Omar, SOBE Seafood Festival, Pumpkin patches, the International Orchid Festival, and don’t forget games for both the Miami Dolphins and Miami Heat, there is plenty happening throughout the month.

Whether you’re discovering a new restaurant, attending a major event, celebrating Mexican and USA heritage, or cheering from Hard Rock Stadium, save this guide to keep October’s highlights close.

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$1.1 billion just moved into Wynwood. But the bigger story is what comes next.
Ken Griffin has closed on the acquisition of the Mana Wynwood assemblage for approximately $1.1 billion, paving the way for a new 35-acre Carnegie Mellon University campus in Miami. The Real Deal
As part of Griffin’s historic $3 billion gift to Carnegie Mellon, $2 billion is being committed to launch CMU Miami. The university ultimately plans to accommodate more than 3,500 students, nearly 300 faculty members and over 600 staff, with the first students expected in 2028, subject to approvals. Carnegie Mellon University
For real estate investors, this is why we pay attention to more than new condominium towers.
Universities, corporate headquarters, infrastructure and major institutional investment can reshape the economic profile of a neighborhood and introduce new sources of long-term demand.
Wynwood has already evolved from an industrial and arts district into one of Miami’s most active mixed-use neighborhoods. Carnegie Mellon’s arrival could represent another significant chapter in that transformation.
Real estate is not only about what a neighborhood is today. It’s about understanding what is being built around it for tomorrow.


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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and subject to change without notice. SouceTheRealDeal. Brickell Realty Group is not the developer unless otherwise stated. AI-generated conceptual images for illustrative purposes only. These are not official renderings of the project and do not represent the final design.

Bugatti is bringing its first U.S. residential project to Brickell.

Planned along the Miami River, Bugatti Residences Miami will rise 60 stories with 183 residences, four signature penthouses and more than 300 feet of direct river frontage. The project will also incorporate Bugatti’s design language throughout the architecture, interiors and residential experience.

But for us, the bigger story is why Miami.

Bugatti joins a growing collection of globally recognized automotive brands extending their identities into South Florida real estate.

Miami isn’t just attracting luxury buyers.

It’s attracting the brands built for them.

And that says a lot about how the city’s luxury market continues to evolve.



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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and subject to change without notice. Brickell Realty Group is not the developer and is not affiliated with Bugatti or the project’s development team.
For reference, the project is being developed by Prosper Group and Versluys Group; one report puts its development value at roughly $650 million and targets 2028 delivery.

Fort Lauderdale is no longer simply a market investors consider after Miami.

It has developed its own investment story.

Waterfront scarcity. Major infrastructure. A globally recognized marine and yachting industry. An expanding luxury residential market. And a buyer pool that increasingly includes high-net-worth residents, second-home owners, international purchasers, and investors.

But one of Fort Lauderdale’s biggest differentiators cannot simply be built again: its waterfront.

Deepwater access, canals, marinas, and Intracoastal connectivity create a level of scarcity that makes certain locations fundamentally difficult to replicate.

At the same time, Brightline, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Port Everglades, and direct connectivity throughout South Florida continue to strengthen the city’s position within the broader region.

The opportunity isn’t based on Fort Lauderdale becoming “the next Miami.”

It’s about recognizing that South Florida has multiple investment markets, each driven by different fundamentals.

The question is: which one best fits your strategy?



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September in South Florida brings together global experiences, culture, food, sports, and some especially meaningful celebrations.

From Miami Spice and the immersive Balloon Museum to Juanes, Rosalía, the Americas Food & Beverage Show, the Independent Hotel Show, Empire of the Sun, and the Miami Dolphins, there is plenty happening throughout the month.

September also holds special significance for our Mexican community, with El Grito de la Independencia on September 15 followed by Mexico’s Independence Day on September 16. 🇲🇽

Whether you’re discovering a new restaurant, attending a major event, celebrating Mexican heritage, or cheering from Hard Rock Stadium, save this guide to keep September’s highlights close.

Share it with someone making plans in South Florida and follow us for monthly events, local insights, and everything happening around Miami.



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