As soccer superstar David Beckham's investment group considers filling and building a soccer stadium over a city-owned deepwater basin just north of American Airlines Arena, city officials have voted to require another referendum for the project.
May 16, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Miami city officials have quietly upped the political bar on a plan to build a professional soccer stadium in downtown Miami.
An investment group backed by retired soccer superstar David Beckham is considering the possibility of filling and then building over a city-owned deepwater basin known as the Florida East Coast Railway slip next to Biscayne Boulevard just north of the American Airlines Arena.
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