MCR wants to maximize Miami airport Hilton amid boost in hotel demand
Can we use renderings from the original story? MCR is planning to triple the guestroom count at its Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon with a rezoning application to add 1,000 hotel rooms across two new buildings. The New York-based hotel owner-operator wants to change zoning for the 20.6-acre site at 5101 Blue Lagoon Drive from industrial use to hotel and apartments, the South Florida Business Journal reported. MCR proposed two 14-story buildings each with 500 rooms ranging from 320 to 860 square feet. The buildings would have pool decks on the 6th floor. MCR would also add four parking garages […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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