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Miami secures $193M permit to build civic center at Freedom Park
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk Eman Elshahawy, Matthew Elo , as published by The Real Deal
· July 16, 2026
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Key points The civic center is being developed by Adler Development and constructed by Moss Construction, as part of a larger $1 billion project near Miami International Airport. The city received the permit on July 1.
The city of Miami has secured a construction permit for its new civic center. The permit is valued at $193 million. This new civic center will replace older administrative buildings in the downtown area and Coconut Grove.
The city received the permit on July 1. Construction on the eight-story building is already underway, with workers topping off the structure on July 10. The building will be part of the larger Miami Freedom Park development.
Further details about the project are available from the original source. The civic center is being developed by Adler Development and constructed by Moss Construction, as part of a larger $1 billion project near Miami International Airport.
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Category: arts Published: July 16, 2026 Source: The Real Deal Reading time: 1 min
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