“Ken Griffin took this town by storm”: Miami-Dade mayor on Wynwood’s $3B Carnegie Mellon campus
Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava touted billionaire Ken Griffin’s $1.1 billion investment in Miami’s Wynwood, while discussing the challenges facing the county’s real estate market, from affordable housing, Amendment 3, aging condos and data centers. Speaking at The Real Deal Miami Real Estate Forum in a panel moderated by Stuart Elliott, CEO and editor-in-chief of TRD, Levine Cava said Griffin’s planned $3 billion Carnegie Mellon University campus at Mana Wynwood will be a major catalyst for the region’s tech scene and help put the neighborhood on the map. “Ken Griffin took this town by storm,” she said, noting that Wynwood […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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