Wynwood offices are 33% vacant. Can Carnegie Mellon University tip the scale?
Wynwood has been South Florida’s ultimate proving ground, where high-stakes real estate trends face their trial by fire. When Miami became the cryptocurrency hub due to its early pandemic reopening, crypto firms and blockchains descended on the neighborhood. Then, as the Magic City turned into a tech mecca, the startups and their venture capital backers set up shop there. Now, South Florida is abuzz over its next chapter, again centered on Wynwood: Billionaire Ken Griffin closed on his $1.1 billion purchase of the Mana Wynwood complex, where Carnegie Mellon University plans a 35-acre campus. The school is part of Griffin’s […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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