DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT

Posted on Wednesday, 12.11.13

DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
Related Group paid $104 million for 444 Brickell Ave. site

By Martha Brannigan
mbrannigan@MiamiHerald.com

Miami-based Related Group, with its joint-venture partner GTIS Partners, closed on the $104-million purchase of a four-acre site that includes 444 Brickell Ave. and an office building behind it. .

Related last week unveiled plans for three tall towers, including residential, hotel, office, and retail space, at the prime location where Brickell Avenue meets the Miami River. Related’s chief operating officer Matt Allen said it will take years to develop the project, dubbed One Brickell, which will entail “well over $1 billion’’ in investment.

GTIS, a New York-based real estate investment firm, has teamed with Related on other projects. In a statement, Allen said Related has “enjoyed a long-standing relationship with the partners of the firm.’’

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Javi
Your email today shows how stupid and immature you are. First you insult FOP members by saying special certifications will do it for free, not fighting to get our benefits back and now your ranting and raving. You sound like an idiot. Why wouldn't you be happy that 40 something members got a little bone? I hope you read the last post and get your head out from between your legs and stop trying to extend a garbage contract.

Seems like we are the stupid and immature ones that can't come to together for the sake of equal pay working some of the most criminally infested neighborhoods in the country. Javi, regadildo and no one else could con us again of we united as a department.

Miami Police Chief, Manuel Orosa violates Pottinger v. City of Miami, 810 F.Supp 1551, US District Court, (1992) INTENT, LETTER AND SPIRIT!

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