Reuben Brothers’ Waldorf Astoria reno partially greenlit — noise limits for pool, restaurant still hang in balance
Reuben Brothers’ proposed renovation of the Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach is advancing, but major sticking points still hang in the balance: noise and hours limits at the pool deck and a restaurant. The London-based firm has been navigating approvals this year for its overhaul of W South Beach at 2201 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, facing opposition from neighboring condo owners over noise and traffic. The hotel is closed for interior renovations and is scheduled to reopen under the Waldorf Astoria brand next year, with Reuben Brothers planning several property additions and tweaks. The changes that have been a particular […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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