Rivani’s $50M Miami Beach office expansion with Playboy HQ heads to voters
The fate of Robert Rivani‘s proposed $50 million rooftop expansion and 106-year lease extension for the Miami Beach office building that will house Playboy’s headquarters is in the hands of Miami Beach voters. Miami Beach commissioners approved the measure for The Rivani office building at 1691 Michigan Avenue on second reading in a 6-1 vote, sending it to a Nov. 3 special election referendum. Commissioner David Suarez was the sole opponent. Rivani, who leads his Miami-based namesake firm, plans to tear down the garage’s sixth level and remove 250 parking spaces to make way for a total of 47,000 square […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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