A $2 billion makeover for Midtown Miami is opening in the face of real estate market "roadblocks" challenging development in South Florida.

Midtown Park's master plan, approved by the city's Urban Development Review Board, will bring hundreds of luxury condominiums, offices, dining, shops, parks, and a racquet and padel facility to a five-acre space connecting Wynwood and the Design District.

The developer, Carlos Rosso of Rosso Development, expects it to transform the community when complete. However, he admits the project faces challenges.

Still, his team sees strong early sales and demand. Phase one of construction is underway and currently on track.

"Immigration and tariffs have been a roadblock for many buyers because there's uncertainty and they want to make sure everything keeps

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