The HueHub
The HueHub is an $880 million mixed-use community in Miami's West Little River neighborhood, developed by Pablo Castro of Urban Network Capital with Laura Tauber and designed by Arquitectonica.
Official WebsiteThe HueHub is an $880 million mixed-use community in Miami's West Little River neighborhood, developed by Pablo Castro of Urban Network Capital with Laura Tauber and designed by Arquitectonica. Rising as seven 35-story towers on a 12-acre site along NW 27th Avenue, it delivers 4,032 attainable studio, one-, and two-bedroom residences under Florida's Live Local Act, making it the largest Live Local Act project in Miami-Dade County. Residents share roughly 200,000 square feet of amenities, including coworking spaces, a learning center, an on-site urgent care facility, and ground-floor retail, positioning the development as a new model for workforce and attainable housing in South Florida.
Frequently asked
Where is The HueHub located?
The HueHub is located in Miami.
When will The HueHub be completed?
The HueHub is breaking ground, with completion targeted in Q2 2028.
Who is developing The HueHub?
Pablo Castro (Urban Network Capital), Laura Tauber is the developer behind The HueHub.
Who designed The HueHub?
The HueHub was designed by Arquitectonica.
How big is The HueHub?
The HueHub rises 35 stories with 4032 residences.