Holy war, part 2: Brickell residents’ fight over 13th Floor’s Nobu resurrected
Brickell homeowners’ fight against 13th Floor Investments’ planned branded condo tower behind a historic church has been resurrected. A court overturned the city of Miami’s previous decision to quash the landmark status for a portion of the First Miami Presbyterian Church lot where 13th Floor Investments wants to build a 75-story Nobu-branded tower. The three judges presiding over the case said nearby residents were improperly shut out of the decision. The court sided with IconBrickell II, which is separated from the development site by a small park. The ruling isn’t based on the merits of the two sides’ arguments, said […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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