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The Miami City Commission will be asked to approve a settlement that would allow construction of hotels. stores and a garage on the island off downtown Miami.
May 03, 2019 at 06:02 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A long-stalled commercial makeover envisioned for Miami’s Watson Island might be revived after years in litigation limbo.
The city plans a closed-door session Wednesday on a proposed $20 million settlement with Flagstone Island Gardens LLC, which would allow developer Mehmet Bayraktar to resume construction. His company won bidding in 2001 to build a megayacht marina with hotels and retail
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