Meridian Point at Goulds Station is nearing completion in Cutler Bay Florida

Updated 1st October 2026: Meridian Point at Goulds Station is a 113 unit affordable housing development in Cutler Bay, Florida, that held its ribbon cutting on January 9, 2025, after the July 2023 groundbreaking. According to Preservation of Affordable Housing, 68 homes are reserved for families from the nearby Cutler Manor apartments, with the other 45 leased to the public.

Meridian Point at Goulds Station Supports the Next Phase of Redevelopment

Meridian Point is the first phase of a plan to rebuild Cutler Manor under a $40 million HUD grant, and Pirtle Construction is leading five buildings with 132 homes in the next phase. Affordable housing is also part of Orlando’s RoseArts District, where 160 of the first phase homes are income restricted.

Project Overview

• Project Name: Meridian Point at Goulds Station
• Location: Goulds area, Cutler Bay, southern Miami Dade County, Florida, United States
• Developer: Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH)
• Project Value: $52.7 million
• Units: 113 homes in an 80 unit seven story midrise and a 33 unit three story garden building
• Affordability: Households earning 30 to 80 percent of area median income
• Resident Priority: 68 homes for Cutler Manor residents and 45 homes for the public
• Timeline: Groundbreaking in July 2023 and ribbon cutting on January 9, 2025
• Public Funding Context: $40 million HUD Choice Neighborhoods grant for the Goulds neighborhood
• Next Phase: Cutler Manor redevelopment, with 132 homes in five buildings in Phase II

Project Team

• Developer: Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH)
• Phase II Contractor, Cutler Manor: Pirtle Construction
• General Contractor, Meridian Point: Not publicly disclosed
• Grant Funder: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (official website not confirmed)
• Local Government Partner: Miami Dade County (official website not confirmed)
• Supportive Housing Partner: Carrfour Supportive Housing (official website not confirmed)

Updated 28th August 2025 – Meridian Point at Goulds Station is nearing completion! Two buildings feature a mix of affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. Conveniently located just west of the intersection of SW 216th Street and U.S. 1 in Goulds

First Reported on July 21 2023 – On Wednesday, Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH), broke ground on a $52.7 million affordable housing project in Cutler Bay, Florida. This visionary initiative aims to add 113 affordable housing units to the area, providing hope and relief to families facing the pressing challenge of finding affordable homes. Meridian Point, located in Goulds Station, will be POAH’s first venture in Florida. The organization has already managed 1,477 apartments under its ownership, making Meridian Point a promising addition to their portfolio. The project is one of the many affordable housing projects in the USA.

The ground-breaking ceremony for the $52.7M affordable housing project in Cutler Bay was graced by the presence of Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, who expressed the significance of this project in addressing the county’s affordable housing needs. With rent burdens soaring and housing options scarce, many families allocate more than half of their incomes to housing expenses. Meridian Point aims to alleviate some of these struggles by offering purpose-built affordable housing units to those in need.

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Meridian Point will offer 113 housing units, catering to diverse income levels within the community. Of these, 45 units will be available to households earning up to 80% of the area median income. While 68 units will receive Project-Based Rental Assistance through Section 8 Housing contracts, providing vital support for low-income families.

Completion Date for POAH Affordable Housing Project in Cutler Bay

With construction underway, Meridian Point is projected to be completed by the end of summer 2024. The anticipation surrounding this transformative affordable housing project has ignited hope and optimism in the hearts of current and future residents, promising a brighter future for Cutler Bay’s community.

Meridian Point will stand at the junction of SW 216th Street and US 1. The mid-rise structure will feature 80 units, while a garden-style building will offer 33 units. In addition to comfortable living spaces, residents will have access to recreational areas, a modern fitness center. And inviting community spaces, fostering a sense of belonging and well-being. The location’s strategic design also ensures easy access to public transit, leisure facilities, and nearby shops, promoting a convenient and connected lifestyle for all residents.