This rendering shows the Flagstone project planned for Watson Island. The two towers are the planned hotels and the retail portion, which will be a total of 221,000 square feet, is between the hotels.
The city and the developer of Miami’s large-scale Watson Island project won on appeal against a would-be competitor and three people who tried to invalidate the municipal lease for waterfront property where hotels and retail are set to rise.
The victory comes on the heels of a settlement between the city and developer Flagstone Island Gardens LLC over a plan that started 18 years ago.
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