The HueHub
The HueHub is an $880 million attainable-housing megaproject on a 12-acre site in Miami's West Little River neighborhood, delivering 4,032 residences across seven 35-story towers under Florida's Live Local Act.
Official WebsiteThe HueHub is an $880 million attainable-housing megaproject on a 12-acre site in Miami's West Little River neighborhood, delivering 4,032 residences across seven 35-story towers under Florida's Live Local Act. Master-planned by Arquitectonica for developer Pablo Castro with local partner Laura Tauber, the mixed-use community pairs its homes with retail, medical offices and extensive amenities, reserving thousands of units for first responders, teachers and other essential workers at attainable rents. A landmark agreement with Miami-Dade County ties a large block of the housing to the county's first-responder and essential-worker workforce. Built simultaneously rather than in phases, The HueHub ranks as the largest Live Local Act development in Miami-Dade.
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.