Trump's Miami-Area Hotel and Golf Resort Gets Initial Approval to ...
Planned Condo Units Would Start at $2 Million and Aim To Attract International Buyers
www.costar.comHere are the latest publicly reported updates on Trump National Doral Miami:
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Doral City Council approval for condo project: In January 2025, the Doral City Council unanimously approved a plan from the Trump Organization to develop a luxury condo and commercial complex at the Trump National Doral property. The vote was 4-0 with one member absent, signaling strong local support for the project. The project is described as comprising five 20-story condo towers with significant commercial space, and at an estimated cost of about $3 billion.[1][2]
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Context of the development: Earlier reporting in August 2024 indicated that the plan involved four towers (later described as five towers in some accounts) and substantial retail space, with units starting around $2 million and the development positioned adjacent to the existing Trump National Doral Miami resort. The branding choice for the towers varied in media coverage, with some outlets noting the possibility that the complex would be branded without the Trump name, at least initially, while still leveraging the Trump name for marketing value.[4][5][9]
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Financial and regulatory considerations: The proposals have referenced FAA/MDAD height considerations due to the site’s proximity to Miami International Airport, and multiple approvals over time have been needed to advance the plan, including comprehensive plan amendments and zoning changes. Local coverage in 2024 and 2025 highlighted the scale of the project and ongoing negotiations with city authorities on zoning and site plans.[3][4]
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Broader context: Additional trade press and regional outlets have tracked the Trump Organization’s South Florida development efforts around Trump National Doral, noting the high-end target market and anticipated sales pace, as well as the potential impact on traffic and local development dynamics in Doral. One trade piece from 2025 framed the condo project within the Trump Organization’s broader strategy in the area and referenced the appointment of Trump-related oversight as the project progressed.[2][5][4]
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