The parent company of Brightline has split in two the entities that will develop two Supertowers at MiamiCentral.
Two companies were created to manage the properties: Miami Supertower A LLC and Miami Supertower B LLC.
The two entities filed a plat extension request with Miami Dade County over the summer, which was scheduled for review in July.
The plat documents state that there will be two separate developments on the two plots just south of the existing MiamiCentral facility.
The north supertower closest to the existing Brightline hub will have 800,000 square feet of office space and 50,000 square feet of retail.
A south supertower next to the Miami-Dade civil courthouse will have 750 hotel rooms and 50,000 square feet of retail.
Previous filings with the FAA have listed tower heights of 991 feet abive ground, or 1,000 feet above sea level.
Executives from Brightline parent company Florida East Coast Industries are listed as the managers of the new entities. Each LLC appears to be have been formed in Delaware in late 2018 and registered with Florida’s Division of Corporations in 2019.
FECI sold two completed office buildings at the complex, 2 MiamiCentral & 3 MiamiCentral, for $159 million in 2019.
