“I love when financing is difficult” Terra’s David Martin talks construction loans, branded condos at The Real Deal’s Salon Series Miami
Miami-Dade’s real estate market has grown more sophisticated as more developers blend branding, hospitality, design and amenities into residential projects while navigating higher construction costs, tighter financing and affordable housing challenges. David Martin, CEO and co-founder of Terra, discussed those trends at The Real Deal’s Salon Series Miami held at Terra and Lion Development Group’s Jean-Georges Miami Tropic Residences sales center at 3600 Northeast Second Avenue in the Miami Design District. The longtime developer touched on everything from multimillion-dollar construction loans to branded condos, food and beverage components and the need for more attainable housing, during a discussion with TRD […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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