Vision
We aspire to lead the way toward a more equitable future by providing affordable, sustainable, high-quality housing that supports community well-being and social inclusion.
Vizion Developments
Solid Real Estate Investments.
We create quality housing in strategic locations, connecting social impact with investment opportunities.
MiamiAccessible housing for a city that continues to grow
90,000+affordable housing units needed today
210,000units projected to be needed by 2030
4current projects in strategic locations
Miamiour market and our community
Who we are
Building the future, community, and trust.
We help more families gain access to dignified housing while creating solid, sustainable, purpose-driven assets.
Mission
Our mission is to provide Miami with accessible, high-quality housing solutions, with a particular focus on workers and families in greatest need. We strive to deliver dignified, transformative homes.
Values
We uphold the highest ethical standards and are committed to honesty, integrity, and transparency. We build long-term relationships based on trust and mutual respect.
Miami-Dade
Affordable Housing Need
Housing units
Current
2030
Current need 2030 projection
Current need90,000units
2030 projection210,000units
The context
Miami is growing. So is its need for housing.
Miami has experienced sustained growth for more than two decades, and every indication suggests there is much more to come. This has brought major benefits, but the cost of living has also risen exponentially, leaving many people unable to rent a home near their workplace.
Our purpose is to help meet this enormous unmet demand, enabling more families to access dignified housing through assistance programs that have existed since 1930.
210Kaffordable housing units estimated to be needed by 2030
How it works
Section 8 and Workforce Housing
Two models that serve different income levels and expand access to quality housing.
01Section 8
A federal program in the United States that helps low-income individuals and families pay rent. Administered by HUD, it provides a rental subsidy directly to the landlord. Recipients pay part of the rent, generally a percentage of their income, while the program covers the balance.
Its goal is to ensure that low- and moderate-income families can access decent housing in safe areas.
- Available to low-income individuals and families.
- The subsidy covers the difference between the rent and what the family can afford.
- The landlord receives payment directly from the government while the tenant pays their share.
- Recipients may choose private housing that meets the program's standards.
02Workforce Housing
A type of residential development designed to help middle-income workers find accessible housing near their workplaces. It serves people with moderate incomes who still face challenges in high-cost markets.
It helps families who do not qualify for federal subsidies find reasonably priced rentals in high-demand areas.
- Designed for moderate-income workers such as teachers, firefighters, police officers, and hospital employees.
- Provides housing that is more affordable than options available on the private market.
- Helps balance the housing supply in high-demand urban and suburban areas.
Government assistance programs
A model backed by real demand.
Participants are selected from the Miami-Dade Public Housing and Community Development waiting list. They generally pay approximately 30% of their income toward rent, while the owner receives the difference through a Housing Assistance Payment (HAP).
Fair Market Rents (FMRs) determine the eligibility of rental units for the Housing Choice Voucher Program and serve as the payment standard used to calculate the subsidy.
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Our focus
Adding housing units to a high-demand market.
We specialize in identifying strategic locations, negotiating property acquisitions, and designing projects that make the best use of the land—with one clear objective: deliver a quality building while maximizing the investment's return.
Portfolio
Current projects
Multifamily developments in Little Havana and Little River, connected to Miami's employment and transportation hubs.
Under constructionLittle Havana
Vizion 1329
A 22-unit workforce housing multifamily development.
In developmentLittle Havana
Vizion 1779
A 180+ unit multifamily development: 40% workforce and 60% market-rate housing.
Plans under reviewLittle River
Vizion 7538
A 30-unit workforce and affordable housing multifamily development.
Plans under reviewLittle River
Vizion 60
A 20-unit workforce and affordable housing multifamily development.
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