Lawsuits Against Worldcenter Dropped

Grand Central Lounge and the Omni/Park West Redevelopment Association have dropped their lawsuits against Miami Worldcenter. They objected to street closures in the area, and alleged that the City of Miami had awarded an incentive package contrary to state law. No details have surfaced about why the suits were dropped, The Real Deal Miami reports. Worldcenter has approval to break ground on the first phase of the project in Q3. [RDM]

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