LD&D

LD&D is a Miami-based real estate developer and design-driven investment firm active across South Florida’s multifamily and mixed-use market. The company pairs development with in-house design thinking, targeting urban infill sites where housing, hospitality, and retail can share a block. LD&D leads the partnership building Alida Residences in downtown West Palm Beach, a roughly 350,000-square-foot development with a 181-unit rental tower and a 112-room Tribute Portfolio hotel, both rising next to the city’s Brightline station. The project is a bet on transit-oriented density in a downtown that was mostly low-rise a decade ago, and it reflects the firm’s focus on walkable, station-adjacent sites.

LD&D is a family-owned real estate development and design firm based at 2347 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, with a second office in New York. The firm describes its method as marrying an institutional risk-management approach with design, developing a portfolio of projects end to end across retail, hospitality, and residential property.

Its work pairs development with in-house design, and the firm treats each project as rooted in the culture and history of its place, from material selection to art and detailing. Recent projects include Surf Row, a condominium development in Surfside, Florida; Alida Residences, a multifamily development in West Palm Beach; the Williamsburg Haus value-add project in Brooklyn; and 1110 E Cass, a multifamily and hotel development in Tampa.

LD&D works primarily across South Florida and New York, and its recent pipeline has extended to the Tampa Bay area.