Stephanie Shojaee: the new heroine of «Real Housewives of Miami»
27 june 2025 в 21:13
When Stephanie Shodjai makes her full-time debut in the seventh season of The Real Housewives of Miami in June, she won’t be the one seeking fame or stirring cocktails for screen time. Instead, she comes with something more powerful than bravado: a multi-billion dollar real estate portfolio and a record of real achievements in the 305 area.
Yes, she brings designer heels, sparkling accolades, and that kind of camera-ready readiness that thrives on reality shows. But behind the glamour is a woman whose decisions have helped shape the silhouette of Miami. As the president of Shoma Group, one of the leading real estate development firms in South Florida (and in the country), Shodjai has been the driving force behind some of the region’s most talked-about projects alongside her husband Masoud Shodjai, CEO and founder of Shoma Group. She has already proven that she can hold her own in both the boardroom and the high-drama dining rooms of Bravo.
Before Bravo chose her as the new «housewife» of Miami, Shodjai had already established herself as a major player in the rapidly changing real estate game of the city. Her fingerprints are all over the sale of Shoma Village for over $ 80 million, a high-end multi-family complex in Hialeah that redefined what was possible in an area previously overlooked by luxury investors. And this year she is starting construction on Shoma Bay, a 24-story luxury condominium in North Bay Village, which is already 50% sold — signaling strong buyer confidence before the shovel even touches the ground.
Shodjai brings scale and strategy to RHOM. She controls everything from the mix of units and interior design, to branding and marketing, shaping developments that resonate with both investors and end users. She is part CEO, part aesthetic director — and it is this balance that is the key reason why her projects not only launch, but sell.
Stephanie’s introduction to the housewives universe not only means exposure — it’s about owning her narrative. Emerging as a multifaceted performer, she rewrites what a woman in power looks like on a reality show. Her presence adds a new layer to the dynamics of RHOM: one based on discipline, growth, and an uncompromising approach to ambition.
In a city where showmanship and strategy often intersect, Stephanie Shodjai embodies both. While viewers may expect discord, she is more concerned with floor plans, closing dates, and ensuring that Shoma Bay becomes a development that will define the next wave of Miami.
And if she presents a few stunning looks along the way? That’s just good branding
Yes, she brings designer heels, sparkling accolades, and that kind of camera-ready readiness that thrives on reality shows. But behind the glamour is a woman whose decisions have helped shape the silhouette of Miami. As the president of Shoma Group, one of the leading real estate development firms in South Florida (and in the country), Shodjai has been the driving force behind some of the region’s most talked-about projects alongside her husband Masoud Shodjai, CEO and founder of Shoma Group. She has already proven that she can hold her own in both the boardroom and the high-drama dining rooms of Bravo.
Before Bravo chose her as the new «housewife» of Miami, Shodjai had already established herself as a major player in the rapidly changing real estate game of the city. Her fingerprints are all over the sale of Shoma Village for over $ 80 million, a high-end multi-family complex in Hialeah that redefined what was possible in an area previously overlooked by luxury investors. And this year she is starting construction on Shoma Bay, a 24-story luxury condominium in North Bay Village, which is already 50% sold — signaling strong buyer confidence before the shovel even touches the ground.
Shodjai brings scale and strategy to RHOM. She controls everything from the mix of units and interior design, to branding and marketing, shaping developments that resonate with both investors and end users. She is part CEO, part aesthetic director — and it is this balance that is the key reason why her projects not only launch, but sell.
Stephanie’s introduction to the housewives universe not only means exposure — it’s about owning her narrative. Emerging as a multifaceted performer, she rewrites what a woman in power looks like on a reality show. Her presence adds a new layer to the dynamics of RHOM: one based on discipline, growth, and an uncompromising approach to ambition.
In a city where showmanship and strategy often intersect, Stephanie Shodjai embodies both. While viewers may expect discord, she is more concerned with floor plans, closing dates, and ensuring that Shoma Bay becomes a development that will define the next wave of Miami.
And if she presents a few stunning looks along the way? That’s just good branding
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