Fueled by an influx of capital and talent, Miami’s evolution into a finance and tech powerhouse is creating fertile ground for savvy investors. As the city cements its place among the fastest-growing economic hubs in the country, a select group of firms are making big moves.
Among them: Broadstreet Global, a private equity firm whose influence is being felt far beyond its headquarters in Greenville, South Carolina—and increasingly across the booming Florida market.
Strategic Growth Across the Southeast
While many headlines spotlight glitzy high-rises and large-scale urban projects, Broadstreet Global has quietly grown its footprint through infrastructure land development in the Carolinas and a growing hospitality and financial services presence in Florida. The Broadstreet portfolio includes high-profile projects like the forthcoming Hilton-branded hotel near Miami International Airport and the AC Retreat Hotel by Marriott in Daytona Beach.
With over $5 billion in transactions and more than 130 active projects supplying infrastructure-ready land to respected national builders, including Lennar and DR Horton, Broadstreet Global is playing a major role in meeting pent-up demand fueled by migration, housing shortages, and regional economic growth.
Broadstreet Global’s Expansion and Project Focus
President Joseph Baldassarra has been instrumental in guiding Broadstreet Global’s expansion. A 20-year financial services veteran with experience serving high-net-worth clients and pre-IPO startups, Baldassarra’s steady leadership has helped position the firm as a trusted partner for long-term investment across emerging markets.
Broadstreet’s approach is equal parts strategic and community-focused. North Carolina recently partnered with Contender Development to launch Midway Landing, a 1,500-acre master-planned community just minutes from Outer Banks beaches. When complete, the project is expected to be more than $1 billion in development, bringing 3,600 homes to an area experiencing rapid growth and helping ease housing pressure while creating a lasting impact.
Beyond residential development, Broadstreet Global is active in a range of other sectors, including self-storage, crypto mining, and even police cruiser fleet sales. It’s an unusual lineup of businesses, but for Broadstreet, it seems to be working, with their track record increasingly drawing interest.
Community Impact and Philanthropy
The same hands-on, growth-oriented mindset carries over to how the company engages with communities on the ground, with Broadstreet Global’s philanthropic footprint growing alongside its portfolio.
In the aftermath of the hurricanes that struck the Carolinas, the firm coordinated relief efforts that included food distribution, temporary housing, and basic supplies for displaced residents. It also organizes an annual charity flag football tournament in Greenville, which last year raised tens of thousands of dollars for Upstate Warrior Solution, a nonprofit supporting veterans and first responders. More recently, Broadstreet served as a lead sponsor for the inaugural Livoti’s “Buca In Uno” Golf Outing in New Jersey, helping raise more than $100,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Baldassarra says Broadstreet Global’s success stems from staying focused on long-term value: “We believe in building communities—not just homes or portfolios. That philosophy guides how we invest and how we show up in the places where we do business.”
With Miami’s momentum showing no signs of slowing, Broadstreet’s presence in Florida is growing—at the same time, the firm’s massive impact is already making waves on a national scale.
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