Mas brothers’ Miami Freedom Park venture pursued by subcontractors for over $20M in unpaid work
The billionaire Mas brothers’ Miami Freedom Park venture owes additional subcontractors millions of dollars for work done to complete Nu Stadium, according to liens filed against the developer. The latest vendors seeking payment include the stadium seating maker, a roofing subcontractor and a fire sprinkler system company. Jorge and Jose Mas, David Beckham and partners own the Miami Freedom Park venture, as well as the Major League Soccer team Inter Miami, which plays at Nu Stadium. Los Angeles-based Ares Management has a preferred equity stake in Inter Miami. Soccer great Lionel Messi’s deal also included an ownership stake in the […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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