One of Doral's largest tracts of land purchased by Lennar for a mixed-use project and lost through bankruptcy is now divided in three portions. Lennar's north portion is permitted for residential use. The east and south portions are for industrial and mixed use, respectively.
January 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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One of Doral’s largest tracts of land that succumbed to the recession is partially back in the game in the hands of Lennar Homes.
Miami-based Lennar acquired about 58 acres out of 120 acres east of Northwest 107th Avenue and north of 62nd Street. The $44.62 million transaction closed on Dec. 6, according to Miami-Dade property records.
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