Guillermo Teran Group

09/04/2026

Good morning and happy Friday!

Today, we’re heading to Seven Park for another Avanti Way Pre-Construction Community project visit.

Seven Park has already broken ground and is uniquely positioned in Hallandale Beach, just minutes from Aventura and directly across from the city’s new park. Its competitive entry price, flexible rental strategy, extensive amenities, and strong location earned it an impressive 87/100 in our Miami Blueprint Evaluation.

Today, we’ll tour its beautiful sales gallery and learn more about the residences, amenities, inventory, and investment potential.

This is part of our commitment to visiting Miami’s newest developments and giving our agents the firsthand knowledge they need to better serve their clients.

Have a great Friday—and remember:

Know the Blueprint Before You Buy.

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09/04/2026

09/04/2026

Miami’s skyline is about to change — and this is a milestone worth watching.

The Waldorf Astoria Miami has reached a major construction moment: the ninth and final cube is now under construction, bringing Miami’s first supertall closer to its full height.

At 1,049 feet, this tower is set to become one of the most recognizable landmarks on the Miami skyline.

But what makes this interesting isn’t just the height.

It’s what this project represents: the continued transformation of Downtown Miami and the arrival of a new generation of ultra-luxury development.

The question is…

Are you watching Miami’s skyline being built in real time?

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09/04/2026

Good morning. 31 years in this market. Here's what I know to be true on a Friday.

Buyers who take the time to understand a market before they buy almost always outperform buyers who move on momentum alone.

That sounds obvious. But in Miami pre-construction, where sales events create urgency and developers are very good at creating FOMO, it's easy to mistake speed for conviction. Those are not the same thing.

The clients I've seen struggle are the ones who bought because a presentation was compelling or a friend told them a project was hot. The clients I've seen do well are the ones who asked hard questions and were comfortable waiting for the right answers.

Here's the Miami Blueprint Takeaway: Urgency is a sales tool. Analysis is a protection tool. The market rewards buyers who can tell the difference.

If you have a project you're evaluating right now and want a second opinion from someone with no financial interest in whether you buy, message us. That's exactly what we're here for.

09/03/2026

Most buyers ask, “How much can this property appreciate?”

Long-term investors ask a better question:

“Can I comfortably hold it long enough for that appreciation to happen?”

Real wealth in real estate is rarely created overnight. It comes from buying with discipline, avoiding excessive leverage, understanding the neighborhood’s direction, and owning a property that will remain desirable when the market changes.

In Miami, I look beyond the marketing:

• Is the location genuinely scarce?
• What new inventory will compete at delivery?
• Can rental income help offset the carrying costs?
• Is today’s appreciation already included in the price?
• Who will buy or rent this property from you in the future?

Income protects the downside. Appreciation creates the upside. But staying power is what allows you to capture both.

That is why I created the Miami Blueprint Evaluation™—to help buyers separate long-term fundamentals from short-term hype.

Know the Blueprint Before You Buy.

DM me “BLUEPRINT” if you would like me to evaluate a Miami pre-construction project.

09/03/2026

Edgewater vs. Brickell. Same budget, two completely different investment decisions. Here's how I think about it.

Edgewater gives you waterfront views, a younger neighborhood with strong appreciation momentum, and pricing that's still below what Brickell commands for comparable square footage. The risk is that supply in Edgewater is significant — multiple towers under construction in a relatively compact corridor. Absorption matters.

Brickell is the office and finance core of Miami. Demand is driven by residents who live and work within walking distance — not just tourists or part-time investors. That creates stickier rental demand and historically lower vacancy. The price per square foot is higher, but so is the tenant quality and consistency.

For a primary residence or long-term hold: Brickell.
For an appreciation play with more entry-price leverage: Edgewater, if you select the right project.

Here's the Miami Blueprint Takeaway: Location is not a single variable. In Miami, two neighborhoods a mile apart can have completely different risk profiles, demand drivers, and exit strategies. Know which category your investment falls into before you sign.

Which would you choose? Edgewater or Brickell? Tell us in the comments.

09/03/2026

What does $1,000 per square foot actually buy you in Miami today?

The answer depends heavily on where you buy, what you’re buying, and what you’re getting for that price.

I mapped out current Miami pre-construction pricing, and the differences are significant:

📍 Design District — ~$2,050/SF
📍 Brickell — ~$1,875/SF
📍 Edgewater — ~$1,450/SF
📍 Miami River & Downtown — ~$1,400/SF
📍 West Brickell — ~$1,350/SF
📍 Wynwood — ~$1,250/SF
📍 North Miami Beach — ~$1,100/SF

But here’s the mistake I see buyers make:

Price per square foot is a starting point—not an investment strategy.

Two condos can have similar pricing per square foot and completely different investment potential.

That’s why my Miami Blueprint Evaluation™️ looks beyond the price.

I evaluate:

• Price & value
• Location
• Future supply
• Developer
• Rental potential
• Carrying costs
• Exit strategy
• Overall investment risk

Because the cheapest price per square foot isn’t necessarily the best opportunity.

And the highest price isn’t necessarily the best property either.

The goal is to understand what you’re actually buying for your money.

Want me to Blueprint a Miami pre-construction project you’re considering?

DM me the project name.

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09/02/2026

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09/02/2026

Miami is not the same city it was in 2019. And most people still haven't caught up to that reality.

The Brightline connects Miami to Fort Lauderdale and Orlando. Brickell has more Fortune 500 offices than most people realize. The Design District is now home to flagship luxury brands that used to exist exclusively in New York and Beverly Hills. Edgewater went from a forgotten waterfront neighborhood to a legitimate urban corridor.

This isn't growth for the sake of growth. This is infrastructure, capital, and population density converging at the same time — in a state with no income tax and a business environment that keeps attracting more.

When global capital looks at where to put money, it follows transformation. Miami is in the middle of it.

Here's the Miami Blueprint Takeaway: The investors who understood this in 2020 and 2021 made generational returns. The investors who understand it now, in 2026, are still early in the chapters being written — the Design District expansion, the Edgewater mid-rise cycle, the Brickell office-driven demand. The story is not over.

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09/02/2026

The biggest mistake investors make?

They wait until everyone is talking about the opportunity.

By then, prices have moved, competition has increased, and much of the upside may already be priced in.

The better approach is to study what is happening before the headlines catch up:

Where is capital moving?
Where is new infrastructure going?
Where is supply limited?
What is being built?
And most importantly—what will still make sense five or ten years from now?

That’s the way I look at Miami real estate.

Don’t chase what already happened. Position yourself for what could happen next.

Know the Blueprint Before You Buy.™

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