Miller Construction Starts The Triangle in Miami
The eight-story residential building in Allapattah is slated for completion in early 2028.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Construction
Miller Construction has begun work on The Triangle, an 8-story multifamily mixed-use residential building at 1750 NW 15th St Rd in Miami. The development is being built for DFRE, a Miami-based development firm.
Why it matters
The project adds 112 studio units and ground-floor retail to Allapattah, a neighborhood near State Road 836 and Interstate 95. It is one of several residential projects reshaping Miami's Allapattah area.
The $32.5 million development spans 121,636 square feet across 8 stories, with 112 studio units, 67 parking spaces and two ground-floor retail spaces. Miller Construction has completed nearly 600 commercial projects since 1973, though the extraction does not state the firm's current backlog.
The players
Miller Construction
Miller Construction is a longstanding commercial builder that has completed nearly 600 projects in Florida since 1973.
DFRE
DFRE is a Miami-based development firm serving as the client for The Triangle project.
The details
The Triangle will be built using spread footers and concrete masonry units, with permeable paver sidewalks throughout the site. The building sits at the intersection of direct access routes to State Road 836 and Interstate 95 in the Miami Health District area.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: Construction start announced for The Triangle.
Early 2028: Projected completion of The Triangle.
Construction Pipeline
The Triangle extends the residential build-out underway along Allapattah's corridor near the Miami Health District, where mixed-use projects are adding studio and retail space close to the region's major highway access. Its placement near State Road 836 and Interstate 95 follows the pattern of transit-adjacent infill development in Miami's urban core.
Residents seeking studio apartments in Allapattah will have 112 new units to consider once the building opens in early 2028. Neighbors near the site should expect construction activity and related traffic during the build period.
The takeaway
Mixed-use infill projects like The Triangle add housing and retail close to major highways without expanding the urban footprint. Watch for how the 112 studio units are priced when leasing begins.
What happens next
Construction on The Triangle is projected to finish in early 2028.
Further reading
For more on local building activity, see Construction coverage across Miami.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Trinidad Express Newspapers.
