Share your best Caribbean hotels, resorts, mixed use facilities or residential communities with your fellow ULI members. Projects can be complete or under construction. Send project photos to sefloridacaribbean@uli.org with the: name of project, island, and company submitting.
Our South Florida-based Caribbean Roundtable is a Caribbean-focused members-only group that meets throughout the year to discuss industry trends in the Caribbean region. Join this group to expand your network, learn about local case studies and business opportunities, and share insights and best practices.
Future ULI events planned for the Caribbean region will be posted here. Interested in putting together an event? Contact us.
Our work in the Caribbean includes providing advisory services to local communities. Learn about our recent Advisory Services Panels in St. Thomas, Toa Baja, Puerto Rico and St. Croix.
Chair, Caribbean Engagement
adam@agandt.net
Adam Greenfader is a principal of AG&T, and a 25-year seasoned real estate developer, advisor and boutique commercial broker with offices in Miami and Puerto Rico. Mr. Greenfader has worked on over 52 projects that include low income housing, multi-family apartments, resorts, and island developments. His core areas of specialty include distressed assets, value added plays, and hospitality with close to 1 billion in total value.
Adam excels at cultivating high performing sales and marketing teams and has sold 1,032 new construction units. Adam Greenfader is a recent winner of the 2015 “Most Innovative Marketing Award” by the Miami Beach Chamber. He is fluent in English Spanish and French and comfortable navigating multiple cultures and international stakeholders to produce an achievable global business strategy.
Submit images of completed & under construction Caribbean projects for our Caribbean Project Showcase on August 27th.
Caribbean hospitality players share insights and projections for the region's post-Covid recovery.
ULI's Caribbean Chair Adam Fader leads discussions on how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting real estate development in the Caribbean.