Heir to Ansins’ TV news dynasty carves his path in megadevelopment
Wearing a hard hat, the sleeves of his crisp button-down shirt rolled up in South Florida’s May heat, Andy Ansin arrived late. The owner of FOX affiliate WSVN-Channel 7 was supposed to attend the on-site tour of the TV news station’s studio that’s under construction in the west Broward County city of Miramar. But earlier that day, Ansin was at the groundbreaking for his first mixed-use megaproject, a 3.2-million-square-foot mini-city nearby. There, he got tied up in conversations with electeds and project believers, catching only the tail end of the walkthrough of the Channel 7 building shell rising nearby. Ansin […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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