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Walmart One Step Closer to Midtown Store

Walmart has obtained a demolition permit for a site in Midtown Miami where the retail behemoth plans a new store. The project, which would be a 203k SF superstore, has been resisted by neighborhood activists and in court.

The next step will be for the company to apply for a phased construction permit. When that comes through, the foundation for the store will be laid. [Curbed]

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