Master planDowntown Miami & Edgewater
Miami Worldcenter
Behind the master plan
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Developer Miami Worldcenter Associates, CIM GroupSince 2011 One partnership: the grand-opening release names the master developers as Miami Worldcenter Associates, led by managing partners Art Falcone and Nitin Motwani, in partnership with CIM Group, which states it joined as master developer in 2011. The 27 acres are described as a decade-long redevelopment of former surface parking lots. -
Building manager Wrathell, Hunt and Associates, LLCSince 2015 The estate is administered as the Miami World Center Community Development District, a special-purpose government entity established on 24 July 2015 covering approximately 23.934 acres; the district names Wrathell, Hunt and Associates, LLC of Boca Raton as its District Manager. -
Holds title to Miami Worldcenter Associates The landholding is sold down parcel by parcel: the master developer's own announcement records Miami World Center Associates selling a 1.53-acre development parcel in 2020. No opened page states a date on which its holding of the whole 27 acres ended, so no end year is recorded.
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How many residences and hotel rooms the Miami Worldcenter tower at 942 Northeast First Avenue holds.
- 278 residences over a 255-room hotelThe November 2019 sales-launch release states 278 branded residences and a 255-room hotel.source ↗
- 310 residences over a 219-room hotelThe April 2021 operating-agreement release states 310 residences atop a 219-room hotel with ground-floor retail.source ↗
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