Peebles Corporation, 1691 Michigan Avenue, Miami Beach, FL (2026)

10/21/2026

A 7% mortgage rate is not historically unprecedented. What is different today is the economic environment surrounding it.

Recent analysis from The Washington Post highlights how home prices have risen far faster than household incomes, while higher borrowing costs and limited inventory have made homeownership increasingly difficult for many households. At the same time, homeowners with significantly lower existing mortgage rates have less incentive to sell, further constraining available supply.

The result is an affordability challenge that cannot be explained by interest rates alone. Housing costs, access to financing, and the availability of homes are increasingly interconnected.

For The Peebles Corporation, that reinforces the importance of expanding housing options across the spectrum. From luxury multifamily development to affordable and workforce housing and public-private partnerships that can unlock underutilized sites, increasing supply remains an essential part of creating more functional and resilient housing markets.

10/15/2026

This week, our Chairman and CEO, Don Peebles, joined leading developers, investors, lenders, and advisors at Commercial Observer’s South Florida Capital & Development Forum in Miami Beach. The event brought together many of the region’s most influential real estate leaders for a forward-looking discussion on the forces shaping South Florida’s next phase of growth.

The conversation reflected a market that remains compelling, but increasingly complex. From evolving capital markets and rising development costs to the continued strength of luxury residential, shifting investment strategies, and the neighborhoods attracting the next wave of development, the forum examined how industry leaders are adapting to a more disciplined environment.

For The Peebles Corporation, South Florida has played an important role in our history for decades. As the region continues to evolve, we remain focused on the opportunities created by long-term demographic and economic growth, particularly across luxury residential development, affordable and workforce housing, and public-private partnerships.

We appreciated the opportunity to connect with colleagues across the industry and take part in the broader conversation about where South Florida goes next.

10/06/2026

Last night, The Peebles Corporation had the privilege of welcoming civic and business leaders to The Bath Club for a reception hosted by our Chairman and CEO, Don Peebles, in support of the Blue Cities/Red States coalition.

The evening brought together mayors from across the country, including Justin Bibb of Cleveland, Eileen Higgins of Miami, John Ewing Jr. of Omaha, Andrew Ginther of Columbus, Steven Reed of Montgomery, and Paul Young of Memphis, ahead of the coalition’s Miami launch roundtable.

Blue Cities/Red States is a mayor-led coalition representing more than 14 million Americans across 11 red and purple states, with a focus on practical solutions to challenges including housing affordability, economic opportunity, job creation, and neighborhood investment.

In his remarks, Don reflected on a lesson reinforced throughout his career developing in American cities: local leaders are often closest to the challenges affecting residents and are ultimately measured by their ability to deliver tangible results.

Despite representing different cities, regions, and political environments, the mayors gathered last night share a commitment to expanding housing opportunities, strengthening neighborhoods, and creating conditions in which families and businesses can thrive.

The Peebles Corporation was proud to host an evening centered on constructive dialogue, collaboration, and the role cities can play in advancing meaningful progress.

10/02/2026

Donahue Peebles, III, Chief Operating Officer of The Peebles Corporation, will be honored this evening at the Certified Legends Ball, where he will receive the inaugural Tycoon Award.

Hosted by The Legacy Fund, the charity fundraiser recognizes Black professionals whose leadership and work are creating meaningful impact across enterprise and economic mobility, service and community care, public leadership, and cultural influence.

The recognition reflects values that have long been central to The Peebles Corporation: expanding opportunity, strengthening communities, and using business and development as platforms for broader economic impact.

We are proud to celebrate Donahue alongside an accomplished group of honorees this evening and to support an event dedicated to advancing the people and communities shaping the future.

09/29/2026

Today, our Chairman and CEO, Don Peebles, joined Fox Business to discuss the growing impact of housing affordability on domestic migration and the markets benefiting from that shift.

As the cost of homeownership continues to rise in major metropolitan areas such as New York and Los Angeles, more households are evaluating markets where housing remains comparatively attainable. Don discussed how that dynamic is directing residents and capital toward destinations including Florida, Texas, and Philadelphia, with Florida continuing to be a significant beneficiary of migration trends.

The conversation speaks to a broader reality shaping real estate today: housing costs increasingly influence not only where people choose to live, but where businesses invest, communities grow, and new development becomes viable.

For The Peebles Corporation, understanding these demographic and economic shifts is fundamental to how we evaluate markets and development opportunities. As cities evolve, successful development requires anticipating where people want to be, what they can afford, and how investment can respond to those changing needs.

09/25/2026

In a conversation on the Built World Advisors podcast, our Chairman and CEO, Don Peebles, reflected on The Peebles Family's evolution into affordable housing and credited his son Donahue Peebles, III with recognizing the opportunity to build meaningful expertise in the sector.

What began as a requirement tied to market-rate development became something more consequential: an opportunity to create housing at scale, address a critical societal need, and build a sustainable business around long-term impact.

Today, that work represents a significant and growing part of our development strategy. It also reflects a broader philosophy that has long guided The Peebles Corporation: the most compelling opportunities are often those where strong economics and meaningful public benefit can advance together.

09/22/2026

The future of real estate development will be shaped not only by where investment is flowing, but by how effectively cities respond to the needs of the people who live and work in them.

In an interview with Invest Miami, our Chairman and CEO, Don Peebles, shared his perspective on the forces shaping development in South Florida and beyond, from changing market demand and rising construction costs to the evolving role of public-private partnerships.

Don reflected on how the priorities of these partnerships have shifted over the past three decades. Where cities once focused heavily on job creation and economic activity, housing affordability and access to workforce housing have become increasingly central to the conversation.

He also discussed The Peebles Corporation’s approach to identifying development opportunities in markets with strong demand and high barriers to entry, while emphasizing the importance of addressing the workforce and housing challenges that accompany economic growth.

For The Peebles Corporation, these issues are closely connected. Our experience across luxury residential development, affordable housing, and public-private partnerships reflects a broader understanding that successful cities must be able to attract investment while creating opportunities for the people who sustain their economies.

Read the full interview here: https://capitalanalyticsassociates.com/don-peebles-founder-the-peebles-corporation/

09/18/2026

A vibrant downtown requires more than office occupancy. It depends on a mix of businesses, residents, visitors, and public spaces that bring a city to life.

Downtown Boston is showing encouraging signs of recovery, with rising pedestrian activity, fewer vacant storefronts, and new retailers entering the market. Efforts to convert underutilized office buildings into residential space could further strengthen the downtown economy by bringing more residents into the city center.

For The Peebles Corporation, this evolution reflects the vision behind our proposed 975 Boylston Street development in Back Bay. Through a public-private partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, the project envisions residential housing, including an affordable component, retail, and improvements to the Hynes MBTA Station, strengthening connections between the Back Bay and Fenway neighborhoods.

Boston’s recovery reinforces a principle central to our approach: successful urban development brings housing, commerce, and transportation together to create lasting value for the communities we serve.

09/11/2026

Meet Lisa Speller, Director of Government Affairs at The Peebles Corporation.

Lisa leads the company’s engagement with federal and state policymakers, helping shape the legislative and regulatory environment in which The Peebles Corporation operates.

She develops the firm’s public policy strategy, builds bipartisan relationships across Capitol Hill and state legislatures, and works closely with senior leadership to ensure business decisions account for political and regulatory risk while supporting the company’s development and growth objectives.

Lisa plays an important role in helping The Peebles Corporation navigate complex policy environments and strengthen relationships with the public-sector partners and decision-makers who influence the communities in which we operate.

09/09/2026

Today, our Chairman and CEO, Don Peebles, joined Making Money with Charles Payne on Fox Business for a wide-ranging conversation about the economic and political forces shaping the country.

Among the topics discussed were the growing appeal of democratic socialism, particularly among Americans who feel increasingly disconnected from traditional pathways to economic mobility, as well as the extraordinary surge in entrepreneurship taking place across the country.

Don also weighed in on the role artificial intelligence may play as the midterm elections approach, including the broader questions surrounding trust, technology, and how rapidly changing tools are influencing public life.

The conversation ultimately comes back to a larger issue Don has spoken about often: people need to believe that opportunity is accessible to them. When individuals feel they have a meaningful path to ownership, entrepreneurship, and economic advancement, the American system is at its strongest.

The discussion also turned to leadership in Washington, with Don making the case that America would benefit from a president with meaningful business experience, and Charles Payne took the conversation one step further, encouraging Don to consider a run himself.

Watch the clip for the full conversation.

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