Meridian Road and Lincoln Rd, SOBE
Eighteen developers have expressed interest in building Class A office space on three municipal parking lots in Miami Beach adjacent to Lincoln Road between Alton Road and Meridian Avenue. The City put out a Request for Letters of Interest (RFLI) in November to test the waters as it seeks ways to diversify .
Eighteen respondents submitted their expressions of interest to build class A offices in stead of the parking lots !! They include:
- 13th Floor Investments
- Adler Group
- Design District Management, Inc., D/B/A Dacra & Adventurous Journeys LLC
- Andalex Capital
- The Comras Company of Florida, Inc. & Terra
- COO Premium Development, Inc.
- Sterling Bay, Place Projects, and Deco Capital Group
- David Mancini & Sons, Inc.
- East End Capital
- Integra Investments & Starwood Capital Group
- Mangrove Real Estate Partners, Tricera Capital, Sasaki
- Northwood Acquisitions and Northwood Investors
- Oak Capital Group LLC
- R & B Realty Group, LLC
- Related Group (PRH Investments, LLC)
- The Peebles Corporation and the Scott Robins Companies (*Updated Feb 16 after City found this "timely response" in an email spam file)
- RFR Holding LLC
- Galbut Family Office LLC
The municipal surface lots for which the City sought expressions of interest include the P25, P26, and P27 lots located in a four-block area to the north of Lincoln Road. Any development would require replacement of the parking for paid public use. The City did not want – and would not consider – specific proposals or offers to develop the lots. Rather it sought expressions of interest only to determine if an RFP (Request for Proposals) process would follow.
"The RFLI stipulates that the Administration may hold industry review meetings, following the receipt of expressions of interest, in order to discuss questions or concerns including any impediments to development with interested parties," Aguila noted. "The objective of industry review meetings would be to obtain information to ensure preparation of an RFP that best promotes the City’s interests while maximizing benefits the City may receive from any development."
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