Capital & Deals / South Florida
The private-equity exit at Palm-Aire lands as Miami-market occupancy trails the national senior-housing average, a gap that points to where the next development case sits.
08.23.26 · 2 min read
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The private-equity exit at Palm-Aire lands as Miami-market occupancy trails the national senior-housing average, a gap that points to where the next development case sits.
A $28M building permit just went active on the North Miami site where Kolter, Carlyle and Altman are building the 336-unit Alton Biscayne.
Kolter, Carlyle and Altman push a 12-story rental into a corridor still absorbing supply, betting workforce pricing carries the lease-up.