Welcome 2026!
In 2026, we continue to welcome property buyers and investors who wish to secure their capital while enjoying a life-long vacation, acquiring a second home and passive income, or taking the first step toward U.S. citizenship.
With our combined 40 years of experience, we are ready to find or sell your Florida property.
Passive income opportunities – properties available for short-term rental:
In 2025, we became familiar with additional properties awaiting construction as well as those already under construction, including residential towers located along the oceanfront, the bay, and downtown areas, all offering breathtaking views. These developments are located in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and on Florida’s west coast, in Sarasota or around the Tampa Bay area. The common feature of these residential towers is their flexible rental options, allowing for both short- and long-term rentals. Rentals can be managed either through on-site management companies operating within the buildings or directly by the owner via platforms such as Airbnb, Vrbo, or other similar services.
U.S. citizenship through investment:
There is an opportunity to obtain U.S. citizenship by investing in certain real estate projects specifically structured for this purpose. As a first step, the investor receives a green card within a relatively short period of time, allowing them, as well as their spouse and children under the age of 21, to legally work, study, and reside in the United States. The invested amount is returned upon completion of the project—after approximately five years—after which the investor becomes eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship. Currently, a specific, structurally completed real estate project is available in the Miami area.
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“Neighborhoods are continuously being renewed. Starting in 2025, Miami is allocating ten billion dollars to new developments (Miami Downtown Development Authority 2024). For example, in North Beach, a seaside district, several of our owners are already vacationing in a newly built residential tower designed for short‑term rentals. In December, the groundbreaking ceremony for another similar building also took place. We are likewise looking forward to the start of construction in 2026 of a downtown project in Miami’s northern vicinity, offering a 10% leaseback program.
Miami is not just a home for celebrities! In 2023, it ranked first in the number of corporate relocations, and within the city, Brickell is considered the most important business district according to Bloomberg’s 2024 data. The list of well‑known Miami residents expanded in 2024 with Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.
In 2025, the influx continued from the financial sectors of other states—such as California and New York—including companies like Google, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Citadel, and Silicon Valley firms. In addition, more and more foreign consulates and leading companies in commerce, healthcare, and technology are choosing Miami as their headquarters.
The population continues to grow thanks to the high quality of life, strong economy, and favorable weather. According to the National Taxpayer Union Foundation, Florida gains one tax‑paying resident every two minutes, while California loses one every minute.
The city also offers a wealth of cultural, sports, and entertainment programs. Fun fact: in early December, the international Art Basel exhibition was held, which Sergey Brin, Google’s co‑founder and the world’s fourth‑richest person, attended by arriving on his 142‑meter yacht valued at 450 million dollars. The air‑conditioning of the docked vessel consumed as much electricity as 800 average Florida homes.
In short, real estate opportunities, unique attractions, exciting programs, and some of the world’s most beautiful beaches await both vacationers and business visitors in Florida.