Broward County drops pursuit of Spirit Airlines Dania Beach HQ
Broward County has abandoned its effort to bid on part of Spirit Airlines’ former Dania Beach headquarters, which is headed to auction next month. County Commissioner Michael Udine withdrew a motion in a Tuesday meeting to allow the county administrator to make a bid for part of the 8.5-acre campus at 1731 Radiant Drive. The complex is part of the larger mixed-use development Dania Pointe, owned and operated by Kimco Realty. Broward County was eyeing the campus for a new government building. The former headquarters has 615,600 square feet of office space, parking, training facilities and temporary housing. It was […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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