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Russell Galbut. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Talita Pinheiro, Jesse Ottley and Adriana Marrero Bode. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Andre Cunha Lima and Alicia Cervera Lamadrid. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Glice Parente. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Hila Dror, Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, Jesse Ottley and Claudia Gonzalez. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
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Alicia Cervera Lamadrid. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Jason Alvez, Lorena Pinot and Steve Potres. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Adam Yosim, Russell Galbut, Alicia Cervera Lamadrid and Andrew Frey. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, Talita Pinheiro and Russell Galbut. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG. -
Casey Larios, Adriana Marrero Bode, Glice Parente, Flavia Brito, Russell Galbut and Alicia Cervera Lamadrid. Courtesy of Nathan Ximenes | NX TAG.
Developer Russell Galbut, whose GFO Investments is behind the upcoming 14 ROC condominium tower in downtown Miami, and other local leaders recently participated in Front Row Seat to 2027 – Miami’s Evolving Urban Renaissance.
The panel discussion, held at the 14 ROC sales gallery, focused on two major projects set to go online in 2027: 14 ROC and the I-395 Signature Bridge.
Galbut discussed 14 ROC, while Andrew Frey, director of Miami’s Department of Real Estate & Asset Management, discussed plans for the pedestrian-friendly green spaces that are part of the Signature Bridge project. Cervera Real Estate Managing Partner and Principal Alicia Cervera spoke about how projects like these are transforming the city.