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Bucking the retrenchment trend seen in today’s soft real estate market, two bullish South Florida developers are seeking government approval for a 25- acre project between the central business district and Miami’s cultural and sports venues. Called Miami Worldcenter, the project will include high-rise office buildings, hotels, a pedestrian mall with restaurants and shops, and eventually residences and schools, according to the Miami Herald (9-17-2008)
Addressing the current market condition, the managing director of the project said “we know real estate goes in cycles and will turn around, especially in a dynamic international gateway city like Miami.”
The site, currently 9 square blocks of blight and decay, will be transformed into an urban oasis, much like the Champs Elysees in Paris. The pedestrian mall lined with shops and restaurants will echo Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road Mall, according to the developers.

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The country’s most successful contemporary art show will continue to be held in Miami Beach until at least 2011, according to the Miami Herald (Sept.11, 2008)

The four-day art festival held in December had modest beginnings in 2002, but has developed into an highly-successful international event, attracting prestigious dealers, serious art collectors, celebrates and international media coverage. 

Some 40,000 visitors are expected to sample the wares of over 200 galleries from across the globe, according to the Miami Herald article.

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