Since political opposition began mounting against building a soccer stadium on public land in downtown Miami land, the investment group backing the idea has repeatedly said it would have no problem selecting a private site instead.
Miami Beckham United faced that choice last month when Miami-Dade County officials helped them find private property that would have met their acreage requirements on a mostly vacant riverfront site.
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