Feasibility &
planning
Evaluate the existing asset, tenant demand, possible uses and the commercial case for investment.
- Site and building constraints
- Program, budget and delivery assumptions
- Design and specialist coordination

Development & repositioning
From an existing building to a new tenant requirement, development work begins with a clear use, a realistic capital plan and accountable execution.

The scope of work
Borluv’s work includes acquisitions, entitlement coordination, renovation, tenant improvements and asset repositioning. Each project has a distinct stage, entity structure and set of counterparties.
Evaluate the existing asset, tenant demand, possible uses and the commercial case for investment.
Organize the information and professional work needed for the applicable approval process.
Adapt existing space to the business plan and the tenant’s agreed requirements.
These are company capability descriptions, not a representation that Borluv is the licensed architect, engineer, general contractor or broker on every project. Professional roles, approvals, scope and authority are project-specific.
Execution in context
Completed work and ongoing possibilities are shown separately. An entitlement, concept, marketing effort or proposed expansion is not a delivered building.
Realized sponsor investmentAcquired in July 2021, this medical-office repositioning combined institutional leasing with a medical-grade interior buildout. The 26,283-square-foot remodeled and leased portion—not the total building area—was leased to a Health Care District affiliate beginning in October 2024. The property sold for $14.45 million in June 2025.
Realized sponsor investmentExplore this project
Held · Repositioned hospitalityA completed hotel repositioning in Kendall. With the franchise property improvement plan reported complete, Borluv is evaluating recapitalization or refinancing as the next step in the business plan.
Held · Repositioned hospitalityExplore this project
Office repositioningA multi-tenant office property on NW 36th Street in Miami Springs, with Borluv leasing and repositioning activity.
Office repositioningExplore this project
Neighborhood-scale thinking
Borluv reports that the vacant-lot assemblage has been sold. Selected improved buildings remain held and rented, with ongoing property oversight. The historical concept image illustrates a planning idea; it does not show completed towers or establish current entitlements.
Explore the property collectionRepositioning in the West Design District
A remodeled, three-space commercial building on NW 2nd Avenue. A potential single-unit leasing opportunity is subject to confirming the exact suite and current availability.
Held · Remodeled commercial buildingExplore this projectA rented live/work house at 181 NW 44th Street, with continuing sponsor property oversight.
Held · Rented live/work propertyExplore this projectA rented commercial property at 4401 NW 2nd Avenue, with continuing sponsor property oversight.
Held · Rented commercial propertyExplore this projectDevelopment and repositioning discussions should identify the property, ownership role, current stage, intended use and professional scope.