Through his company Goldman Properties, the late developer Tony Goldman transformed Wynwood from a gritty warehouse district north of downtown Miami into a vibrant arts center. Now retail space and apartments are being added to the mix.
January 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The legacy of late developer Tony Goldman is taking shape in Wynwood, as his company is about to add offices, retail and apartments to the former warehouse district north of downtown Miami.
In Goldman’s eye, each street in Wynwood was to play a specific role in the area’s redevelopment. He had amassed a significant number of properties there in the last decade.
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