On October 9, 2026, PROFILEmiami will host its third annual Pre-Construction Development Summit at the historic Coral Gables Museum. The showcase will bring developers, brokers, investors, architects, financiers and sales teams together to explore emerging residential projects across Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and West Palm Beach.
Key takeaways
- The summit takes place October 9, 2026, at the Coral Gables Museum.
- The showcase will feature nine residential developments and three industry companies.
- Projects range from boutique condominiums to large-scale waterfront towers.
- The program is designed to simplify project discovery and encourage direct industry networking.
The event offers a concentrated view of South Florida’s pre-construction market, combining project presentations, development teams and networking opportunities in one setting.
A curated look at upcoming developments
The 2026 lineup includes projects at varying scales and price points. Featured developments include Colette Residences in South Brickell, a 34-residence boutique condominium with pricing from $2.79 million; Cora Merrick Park, a 74-residence Coral Gables project positioned as the city’s first WELL-certified residential development; and Edge House Miami, a 57-story Edgewater tower with 608 furnished residences starting in the $490,000s.
Other participating projects include Ella Miami Beach, a 103-residence North Beach condominium expected to be completed in early 2027; ELLE Residences Miami in Edgewater, which will introduce the fashion and lifestyle brand’s residential concept to the city; and HQ Residences Miami, a hospitality-focused project connected to the HQ Hotels & Residences brand.
Luxury projects across three markets
Coral Gables will also be represented by Ponce Park, a 58-residence development featuring classical architecture, expansive terraces and high-end wellness amenities. In West Palm Beach, Shorecrest will showcase 98 waterfront residences, extensive Equinox-associated amenities and views of the Intracoastal Waterway, Atlantic Ocean and Palm Beach Island. Availability is currently listed from $3 million, with completion anticipated in 2027.
Coconut Grove’s Ziggurat will present a nature-driven concept centered on 19 private residences, biophilic design, boutique offices and a rooftop wellness setting. Together, the projects reflect the continued breadth of South Florida’s new-development pipeline, from compact urban residences to highly limited luxury offerings.
Companies supporting the development ecosystem
Beyond residential projects, the summit will feature companies serving the broader development process. Blackline App will highlight technology designed to support new-development sales and data analysis. HEGRA will present procurement, material sourcing and fabrication coordination services for residential, commercial and hospitality projects.
Tower Capital Partners will represent the investment side of the ecosystem, describing its partnerships with developers in high-growth markets and its focus on long-term fundamentals. The participation of these firms underscores the range of expertise required to bring new projects from concept to completion.
Networking and project discovery
PROFILEmiami says the previous summit attracted more than 600 South Florida professionals. The 2026 event is intended to build on that format with a development showcase, multi-panel experience and evening networking reception with cocktails.
A floor plan and booth assignments are expected to be released before the summit. For attendees, the event will provide an efficient way to compare developments, meet sales teams and gain a broader perspective on the projects shaping the region’s next phase of residential growth.