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Sunbeam, Stiles Begin Construction on $1B Waterfront Mixed-Use Development in Broward County

Via REBusiness Online · June 8, 2026
Compiled by Real Estate Trail Editorial · June 8, 2026

Why this matters

The commencement of construction on the $1 billion Miramar Cove mixed-use development by Sunbeam and Stiles underscores a notable trend in US commercial real estate: the increasing appetite for large-scale, mixed-use projects in suburban markets. This development signals a strategic pivot towards integrating residential, retail, and recreational spaces, reflecting evolving consumer preferences for live-work-play environments. For institutional investors, this project highlights the potential for robust returns in markets that are often overlooked in favor of urban centers. As capital flows into suburban developments, it suggests a recalibration of risk assessments, with investors seeking diversification away from traditional urban assets. Moreover, the scale of this investment may indicate favorable lending conditions, as financial institutions appear willing to back substantial projects in emerging markets. This could be a response to a competitive financing landscape, where lenders are increasingly focused on projects that promise long-term value creation. Overall, the development of Miramar Cove may serve as a bellwether for future capital allocations in the mixed-use sector, reflecting broader trends in demographic shifts and urbanization patterns across the United States.

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Excerpt from REBusiness Online:
MIRAMAR, FLA. — Private real estate development and management company Sunbeam and Fort Lauderdale-based developer Stiles have broken ground on Miramar Cove, a $1 billion, waterfront mixed-use development in Miramar,…
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