Miami Beach Developer Proposes 20-Year Partnership for Public Street Management

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Miami Beach Developer Proposes 20-Year Partnership for Public Street Management

Journal Staff

March 27, 2026 • 8 min read

A private real estate developer is asking Miami Beach to hand over management, programming rights, and effective operational control of a public right-of-way…

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