A rendering showing a nighttime view of the proposed 82-story hotel and residential tower could replace the Courtyard Marriott, 200 SE Second Ave. in downtown Miami. .Credit: This rendering was contributed from Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates Inc.
The city-owned James L. Knight Center would disappear as part of the transformation.
April 16, 2018 at 03:32 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Two proposals for downtown Miami towers are poised to transform a two-block stretch along Southeast Second Avenue north of the Miami River.
One plan calls for an 82-story tower in place of the Courtyard Marriott, and another for three towers, including possibly a hotel and micro-apartments, on the site of the James L. Knight Center and the Hyatt Regency, according to records submitted and a presentation given to the city.
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