An aerial view of the 1.3-acre development site in Miami Beach where the city wants a private group to build Class A offices. Courtesy image. More Than a Tourism Hub? 17 Big-Name Development Groups Eyeing Miami Beach Offices
The new offices will diversify Miami Beach as the city traditionally has been an entertainment destination, leaving it prone to hard economic hits during the coronavirus pandemic when hotels, restaurants and bars closed.
February 17, 2021 at 03:12 PM
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Some of the biggest names in South Florida real estate are vying to build offices on Miami Beach's Lincoln Road — a sign the barrier island is evolving beyond being a tourist destination.
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