
Letty Alvarez
Senior VP of Development
With more than 15 years of experience in construction permitting, regulatory strategy, project development, and business development, Letty has built a career focused on delivering successful projects while creating long-term value for developers, owners, contractors, and strategic partners. Since beginning her career in 2009, she has successfully led permitting and entitlement efforts for some of South Florida’s most prestigious luxury residential, hospitality, commercial, retail, and mixed-use developments. Her expertise extends beyond permitting; she aligns permitting with overall business objectives, helping organizations minimize delays, reduce costs, accelerate construction schedules, and maximize investment returns has cultivated strong relationships with developers, architects, engineers, municipalities, contractors, and public agencies throughout South Florida. These partnerships have enabled her to successfully navigate complex regulatory environments while creating collaborative solutions that move projects forward efficiently and effectively.
In addition to overseeing permitting operations, Letty actively contributes to business development initiatives by supporting client acquisition, strengthening existing relationships, identifying new market opportunities, and representing organizations during project pursuits and preconstruction planning. She believes successful business development begins with trust, technical expertise, responsiveness, and consistently delivering exceptional results that encourage long-term client partnerships and repeat business.
Recognized for combining strategic leadership with technical expertise, Letty has consistently helped clients overcome regulatory challenges, mitigate project risk, and deliver high-profile developments on schedule. Whether supporting a single luxury tower or a large-scale mixed-use redevelopment, her objective is to align regulatory strategy with business goals while delivering exceptional value to clients, stakeholders, and project teams.
