This rendering shows the soccer stadium, hotel, offices and other real estate as well as park space David Beckham and project partners want to develop at the Melreese Country Club in Miami.
The City Commission might consider a draft complaint that seeks to push out groups at the city-owned golf course where the stadium is planned.
April 19, 2019 at 12:52 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Miami is considering suing to push out a youth golf nonprofit and other groups possibly at the city-owned Melreese golf course where David Beckham’s soccer stadium is planned.
The city has taken issue with groups using the Melreese address in their state registration papers and some being located on and using the city-owned property, according to a resolution coming up for a City Commission vote.
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