Longtime antagonists of the Miami Worldcenter project escalated their fight against the sprawling mixed-use development by filing a lawsuit challenging as unlawful a package of entitlements authorized by the City Commission.
The owners of Grand Central Lounge, a tenant on the Worldcenter site that’s involved in multiple legal battles with the venture’s developer, asked Miami-Dade Circuit Court to toss out the development agreement between the city and Worldcenter.
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