What's new in High Pines and Ponce Davis?
I've all the juicy "deets" for anyone who wants to know!
Offering serene and sophisticated lifestyles, High Pines and Ponce Davis have always been low-key and far from "controversy," drawing in affluent residents searching for a peaceful corner in the Metro.
But thanks to their prime locations, these two esteemed residential pockets aren't strangers to innovative developments and project proposals — even if most are from the cities next door!
Here are 2 things new in High Pines and Ponce Davis.
(1)
Are High Pines And Ponce Davis Now Part of Coral Gables?
Here's a quick answer — no, they're not.
But just last January 2023, Coral Gables' local government announced an expansion to its annexation plans, adding High Pines and Ponce Davis to a resolution to annex Little Gables, a 205-acre piece of unincorporated Miami-Dade County, that was green-lighted in August 2022.
However, due to residents' strong opposition, Mayor Lago's proposition was censured by the city commission in October 2023, effectively terminating the motion.
Will there be a new annexation attempt on the horizon?
Let's keep our eyes peeled for updates!
(2)
A New Mixed-Use Development Is Rising Near High Pines And Ponce Davis And It Promises To Transform Education, Research, And Innovation!
Where: 1238 S Dixie Hwy, Coral Gables, FL 33146
When: August 2026
The University of Miami, a private Coral Gables university campus, is getting a revamp for its centennial anniversary, and it's bound to change the lives of its students — and the folks of High Pines and Ponce Davis!
The project is called "The Centennial Village at UM," a mixed-use development set to be the campus housing complex hallmark of the Coral Gables educational institution, near the end of its second phase of construction.
Once completed, The Centennial Village will offer five buildings for first-year students with the capacity for 2,025 of them – 875 in the first and second colleges, and 1,150 in the third through fifth colleges, common spaces such as conference and seminar rooms, faculty and staff apartments, multi-purpose rooms, workspaces, and music practice rooms, a new 600-seat dining hall, and Knight Center for Music Innovation, a two-story, 26,000-square-foot theater with a green room, a recording studio, and a 2,500-square-foot ensemble hall, all overlooking Lake Osceola.
The Centennial Village will also offer a 94,000-square-foot, six-story Phillip and Patricia Frost Institute for Chemistry and Molecular Science, a new home for the University of Miami's Theater Arts, and an on-campus, forever home for Hurricanes football, a seven-story building with a canal bridge connecting to the existing Carol Soffer Indoor Practice Facility, a 555-space parking garage, and a ground-level dining center for UM student-athletes!
Are you still wondering why peeps in High Pines and Ponce Davis are watching this massive construction?
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