
DaGrosa Capital Development Partners
Luxury hotel and branded residential development · Miami · USA
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DaGrosa Capital Development Partners
About DaGrosa Capital Development Partners
DaGrosa Capital Development Partners LLC (DCDP) is a Miami, Florida real estate developer focused on the ground-up development and acquisition of luxury hotels and branded residences, with an emphasis on the South Florida market. Founded and chaired by Joseph DaGrosa Jr., the firm pairs institutional capital discipline with hospitality-grade development standards.
DCDP is the development partner behind Kempinski Residences Miami Design District, the United States debut of Kempinski, Europe's oldest luxury hotel group. In 2024, DCDP secured the exclusive Miami development rights for the brand, with architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors by Rockwell Group at 3801 and 3883 Biscayne Boulevard.
The firm's stated values are integrity, quality, and sustainability, applied across design, construction, and long-term asset performance. This is not a single-project sponsor. It is the U.S. luxury-development arm of an established investment group.
Backing and track record
DCDP is a subsidiary of DaGrosa Capital Partners LLC (DCP), a Miami-based private equity and real estate investment firm that holds controlling interests and influential minority positions across financial services, sports and entertainment, and real estate and hospitality.
- In 2019, DCP co-founded Quinn Residences, a $900 million build-to-rent REIT specializing in single-family rental homes, with a portfolio spanning 37 communities.
- In 2021, DCP invested in ISG World, a real estate marketing, research, and brokerage firm with more than 118 developments, over 30 years of experience, 26,000+ residences sold, and approximately $20 billion in residential sales.
- In 2024, DCDP began bringing luxury hotels and branded residences to major U.S. markets, beginning with the Miami Design District.
Leadership
- Joseph DaGrosa Jr. - Chairman and Founder
- Antonio Primo - Senior Partner
- Christian Quintero - Senior Partner
- Seth Goldman - Development Executive
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Kempinski Residences Miami Design District
Frequently Asked Questions
DaGrosa Capital Development Partners LLC (DCDP), a Miami-based developer of luxury hotels and branded residences led by founder and chairman Joseph DaGrosa Jr., is the developer of Kempinski Residences Miami Design District. It is the first standalone Kempinski Residences in the United States, with architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors by Rockwell Group at 3801 and 3883 Biscayne Boulevard.
DaGrosa Capital Development Partners (DCDP) was founded by and is chaired by Joseph DaGrosa Jr. The senior team includes Antonio Primo and Christian Quintero as Senior Partners and Seth Goldman as Development Executive. The firm is headquartered in Miami, Florida.
DCDP is the luxury-development arm of DaGrosa Capital Partners (DCP). DCP co-founded Quinn Residences in 2019, a $900 million build-to-rent REIT with homes across 37 communities, and invested in ISG World in 2021, a brokerage with 118+ developments, 26,000+ residences sold, and roughly $20 billion in residential sales. DCDP's first development is Kempinski Residences Miami Design District.
DaGrosa Capital Development Partners is based in Miami, Florida. It focuses on the ground-up development and acquisition of luxury hotels and branded residences, with an emphasis on South Florida and expansion into major U.S. markets.
Yes. Both ISG World and Quinn Residences are affiliated with DaGrosa Capital Partners (DCP), the parent of DaGrosa Capital Development Partners (DCDP). DCP co-founded Quinn Residences in 2019 and invested in ISG World in 2021.
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