This rendering shows a tentative plan for a project by Adler Group LLC along the Miami River. Part of the site is owned by the city of Miami and needs voter approval for the city to sell or lease it to Adler.
The retired English soccer player wants to build a 28,000-seat stadium on the Melreese golf course.
July 05, 2018 at 03:25 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Miami voters might get to decide in November whether two major projects on public land move forward — David Beckham’s long-awaited soccer stadium and a Miami River development.
Beckham, whose quest to open a soccer stadium became public in late 2013, now is eyeing the International Links Miami Melreese Country Club east of Miami International Airport.
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