Miami City Hall to move from historic Coconut Grove site to Miami Freedom Park
Miami’s seat of power is moving to a new home after more than half a century along Coconut Grove’s waterfront. Miami officials are forging ahead with plans to move City Hall from a historic, converted seaplane terminal to Miami Freedom Park, the $1 billion massive mixed-use project anchored by a soccer stadium near Miami International Airport being developed by David Beckham, Miami billionaire Jorge Mas, his brother Jose Mas and Los Angeles-based Ares Management, the Miami Herald reported. Moving city hall aligns with the local government’s broader effort to consolidate its administrative offices at Miami Freedom Park, which is being […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Recent Posts
Waterfront Gables Estates lot, once home to UMiami presidents, trades for $42M
Tyler Herro lists Pinecrest estate after trade to Milwaukee Bucks
$32M Surf Club Four Seasons condo under contract to flip for big profit
Coral Gables office buildings sell for $98M as noncore markets attract investors
Negroni restaurants seek bankruptcy with $330K-plus in rent claims
Real estate money pops up in increasingly heated Miami-Dade judicial race
Movers: Overseas firm buys Kayne Anderson in $1.4B deal
South Florida’s top deals: Davie school building sells for $16M
Fed uncertainty keeps housing market guessing
Transit access reshapes housing affordability math
