The developer of the proposed Skyrise entertainment tower in downtown Miami says his request for aid from Miami-Dade County has been on the table for months.
October 22, 2014 at 04:15 PM
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The developer of the proposed Skyrise entertainment tower in downtown Miami rejected claims he misled the public about his plans to get taxpayer support for the attraction on leased public land.
Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado this week suggested developer Jeffrey Berkowitz wasn’t truthful with him about public aid.
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