What’s next for Miami’s former Avenues elite private school site?
A 15.6-acre site in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, once slated for a sprawling $180 million private school, has been quiet, despite swelling demand for private schools across South Florida. After Avenues The World School abandoned plans for its campus at 4949 Northeast Second Avenue in 2024, rumors swirled about what might come next. But two years later, the property remains vacant, and questions about its future have been met with crickets. The site was previously home to Archbishop Curley Notre-Dame High School, which operated from 1953 until 2017, when it closed due to declining enrollment. An LLC linked to Gap […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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