Developer Gilberto Bomeny bought the 200-room Holiday Inn but has no plans to settle into the hospitality business.
November 25, 2015 at 11:55 AM
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Developer Gilberto Bomeny paid $65 million for the Holiday Inn Port of Miami but has no plans to settle into the hospitality business.
Instead, the purchase was part of a big-picture development play to transform a prime site in the heart of downtown Miami.
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