Capital for Doral
at the speed of cross-border trade.

Doral has become one of the most consequential business addresses in the United States — the de facto Latin American headquarters corridor for an entire hemisphere of cross-border business. The city houses the U.S. or regional headquarters of major Latin American corporates, the LATAM operations of multinationals, an exceptional density of freight forwarders and customs brokers, a growing fintech and software cluster, and a hospitality and professional-services economy that has scaled to match. The Doral small-business economy is sophisticated, multilingual, internationally connected, and uniquely demanding of lenders who can keep up.

Goliath operates from Miami's Edgewater district, twenty minutes east of the Doral Business Hub. Our team is on the ground in Doral regularly, our underwriting is fully bilingual, and Doral is one of the densest concentrations of deal flow in our Miami-Dade book. We know the freight-forwarding deposit signature against the customs-brokerage signature. We know how a Trump National-adjacent hospitality business reads against a Downtown Doral restaurant. We know how a Latin American corporate's U.S. subsidiary reads against a startup running cross-border. That granular Doral knowledge translates to faster approvals and structures that fit cross-border realities.

Doral's submarkets, by the capital they need

The Doral Business Hub along NW 36th Street and NW 41st Street anchors the freight, customs, and trade-services ecosystem — hundreds of firms within a few square miles, moving cargo, paperwork, and payments between the United States and Latin America. Capital needs here are working capital against trade receivables, equipment, and capacity expansion. The corporate campus belt along NW 12th Street and the broader Doral-MIA corridor houses the Latin American HQs and multinational regional operations — capital needs are growth- and hiring-oriented.

Downtown Doral, the master-planned mixed-use core around CityPlace Doral and the new residential density, carries the city's emerging restaurant, retail, and professional-services scene. Trump National Doral anchors the hospitality and event economy along with the surrounding country-club and corporate-hospitality businesses. The southern industrial belt toward Medley carries manufacturing, distribution, and warehousing. We've funded operators in each of these submarkets in the past 90 days.

What sets Doral underwriting apart

Doral businesses frequently involve cross-border transactions, multi-currency receivables, and corporate structures that confuse national lenders. A freight-forwarding operation might receive payment in three currencies, carry receivables from clients in five countries, and run a deposit pattern that pulses with shipment cycles rather than calendar months. A LATAM corporate subsidiary might have a clean operating history but unusual capital flows between parent and U.S. entity. Our underwriters work these patterns daily and structure offers that accommodate them. The result is that Doral operators who run into walls with mainstream lenders frequently close with us inside a single working day.

Doral's industry mix is one of the most distinctive in the United States. The segments below are the ones we fund most actively each month.

Freight forwarding and customs brokerage

The dense cluster of trade-services firms along NW 36th Street, NW 41st Street, and across the Business Hub — moving cargo and paperwork between the United States and Latin America. Working capital against trade receivables, equipment, and capacity expansion.

Latin American HQs and regional operations

U.S. and regional headquarters of major Latin American corporates, LATAM operations of multinationals, and the growing cluster of fintech and software firms running cross-border. Growth capital, hiring sprints, and technology investments.

Logistics, trucking, and warehousing

The 3PL, drayage, and trucking operations supporting the trade ecosystem and feeding the broader Miami-Dade logistics base. Equipment, fuel bridges, and capacity-expansion capital.

Hospitality and restaurants

Downtown Doral restaurants and bars, the Trump National-adjacent hospitality cluster, corporate hospitality serving the business community, and the catering and event-services businesses across the city. Equipment, build-outs, and working capital.

Professional services and fintech

Law firms, accounting practices, IT services, marketing agencies, and the fintech and software firms supporting the cross-border business community. Capital for hiring, technology, and partner buy-ins.

Trade and import-export

Wholesale distributors, importers, exporters, and the trade-services firms moving goods through PortMiami and MIA. Working capital, inventory positions, and trade-receivable financing.

Healthcare and dental

Independent medical and dental practices, aesthetic and dermatology, and specialty clinics serving Doral's residential and business population. Build-outs, equipment, and insurance-receivable bridges.

Construction and trades

GCs, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and finish trades serving Doral's commercial and residential growth. Mobilization capital and equipment.