Entry-Level Real Estate For Sale in West Little River, FL

The HueHub has officially received final approval from Miami-Dade County, clearing the way for the largest development to date under Florida’s Live Local Act. Planned for a 12-acre site at 8395 NW 27th Avenue in the West Little River neighborhood, the $880 million project will bring 4,032 residential units across seven 35-story towers.

Led by Spanish developer Pablo Castro in partnership with Miami-based consultant Laura Tauber, The HueHub is a transit-oriented community designed to provide attainable housing for middle-income residents. Forty percent of units will be reserved for individuals earning at or below 120 percent of the area median income. Studios will start at approximately $1,300 per month, with one-bedrooms at $1,600 and two-bedrooms at $1,900. All apartments will be move-in ready and delivered fully furnished.

Designed by Arquitectonica, the development will span 509,447 square feet of residential space with nearly 200,000 square feet of indoor amenities. The towers will be connected by a network of shared facilities that include coworking areas, a learning center, urgent care services, wellness programming, and community spaces like a show kitchen, library, and relaxation lounges. The community will also feature a dedicated arts and culture space, pet care services, fractional housekeeping, and meal prep classes.

A future on-site school is also planned. The development is situated within a five-minute drive of Miami Dade College North Campus and near several other higher education institutions and major hospitals.

Outdoor features will include multiple swimming pools, landscaped green areas, and a two-acre public park. Retail and civic infrastructure will include a restaurant, bar, café, a police substation, car wash, and pick-up/drop-off zones.

As a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), The HueHub is located within one block of the Northside Metrorail Station and near the Tri-Rail, with direct access to Miami International Airport and Downtown Miami.

Green building practices will be integral to the project. Eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems will be employed during construction, alongside water conservation and sustainable landscaping strategies. The development aims to promote reduced energy consumption and walkability to minimize long-term environmental impact.

The development team includes Coastal Construction as general contractor; legal counsel from Bilzin Sumberg and Greenberg Traurig LLP; Franyie Engineers as MEP engineer; and a curated in-house team assembled by Castro.

The 12-acre property was acquired by Castro in 2023 for $29.3 million in an all-cash deal. Financing negotiations are underway for approximately $600 million in debt, sourced from New York-based institutional lenders.

Groundbreaking is scheduled for late 2025, with leasing and reservations expected to begin in the coming months.