MIAMI—Stripey Real Estate Development is active in Miami, Bay Harbor Islands, and Miami Beach in South Florida, as well as in Norwich, New Haven, and Hamden in eastern Connecticut. The company has also developed projects in Punta del Este and Montevideo in Uruguay, and Asunción in Paraguay.

All told, the Stripey team has developed 40 buildings and houses totaling over 1500 units in affluent cities within Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and the US. Notable Miami projects include Harbour Park in Bay Harbour, 551 Michigan, 740 Meridian, 1035 Euclid and 1419 West Avenue  in South Beach, and the latest—26 Edgewater.

GlobeSt.com caught up with Alejandro Goldemberg to learn more about the company and its latest development. Be sure to stay tuned to this afternoon's Miami edition for part two of this exclusive interview.

GlobeSt.com: Tell me about Stripey Development, when was it started how many projects have you completed?

Goldemberg: Stripey Real Estate Development is an international developer with a track record of outstanding success dating back to 2004. With extensive experience in bringing to life more than 45 projects in the US, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, Stripey has created successful residential, commercial and mixed-use properties. Stripey Development has earned a reputation as a “smart developer” with the expertise and vision to predict trends and always provide their investors with the maximum significant equity growth.

GlobeSt.com: How would you best describe your philosophy as a developer?

Goldemberg: Our philosophy is to develop intelligently and simply with the focus on the end user. Our goal is to have fully occupied projects that provide a profitable result for all parties.

GlobeSt.com: What makes you stand out from the rest of the competition in the area?

Goldemberg: We always provide a viable and relevant business strategy to our buyers and investors which encompasses current prices and numbers.  These strategies are always based on actual market status and never on projections or speculations, giving our clients a realistic and sound base for their decision.

The vision of Stripey Development is to create the greatest possible growth in asset value over the short-term, while doing due diligence to provide its long-term sustainability. This vision is—and has been—accomplished using a strategy of smart development in densely populated urban centers where demand is beginning to exceed product availability.

GlobeSt.com: What motivated you to develop in Miami?

Goldemberg: Stripey Real Estate Development is really shaking things up in the Miami market. We are changing the real estate game by providing local buyers an affordable product that is reasonably priced in today's market.

Most of the product being offered today is very high end, making a lot of the local buyers and renters look for other opportunities in the western corridors, but with Stripey's new product Millennials have the opportunity to live in something they can afford in the heart of a burgeoning area. Recently, we launched sales for our newest project in Edgewater—26 Edgewater—and in just 30 days of being marketed by Fortune International Realty, our boutique development was already over 80% sold out making it one of the fastest selling projects in the area.