Developer Moishe Mana is the biggest property owner in downtown Miami, where he wants to open the 'Silicon Valley of Latin America'. It's more than a real estate project, he says. It's a vision for a way of life. Mana sat down with the Daily Business Review to talk about his plan. Watch the video here.
August 15, 2019 at 09:45 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Downtown Miami’s Flagler Station building—now home to a Zapatero shoe repair shop, a watch repairer and a Cuban eatery among other mom-and-pop stands—would be a technology hub with offices for startups and app makers from South Korea to Panama.
The boarded up, nondescript building next door to the west once was a Foot Locker and would reopen as a bustling food hall, international spice market and a food development research lab.
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