A joint venture already has some retail properties ready for occupancy during next month's Miami Art Week. The next stage is a five-year plan for an open-air market before a massive overhaul building up to 600,000 square feet of real estate.
November 17, 2020 at 02:09 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The western edge of the Miami Design District has lagged behind on foot traffic, dining options and high-end retail, but two high-powered real estate companies are collaborating to change that.
A joint venture of the Miami Beach-based Comras Co. and publicly traded real estate investment trust Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance Inc. plans to redevelop a block into The Market at Miami Design District.
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The Miami Design District area between Northeast 39th and 40th streets and North Miami and First avenues is in for redevelopment by a joint venture between The Comras Co. and Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance Inc. Courtesy photo
