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Miami Freedom Park

One project, several city stories: development, public space, business, and technology near Miami International Airport.

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01 · Development

$1.5B

A major private investment in Miami

Miami-Dade County describes Miami Freedom Park as a $1.5 billion private investment. The project brings sports, public space, business, and entertainment together near Miami International Airport.

The figure is the County’s description of the project; it is not a promise of investor returns.

02 · The footprint

131 acres

A district planned around sports, nature, and city life

The project’s official site describes a 131-acre destination. Its published plan includes Inter Miami CF’s 25,000-seat stadium and a 58-acre public park.

Project scope and construction timing can change. Check current official updates for the latest status.

03 · Public space

58 acres

A planned public park at the heart of the project

Jorge Mas Canosa Park is planned as a 58-acre public park. The project site also lists a one-mile wellness loop as part of the park’s program.

These are published project plans; this page is an independent overview, not an official project page.

Park and plaza information:Project website (opens in a new tab)
04 · Business

500K+ sq. ft.

Planned retail, dining, and entertainment

The developer’s published program lists more than 500,000 square feet of retail, dining, and entertainment, plus office space of up to one million square feet.

Those figures describe the project’s announced development program, not completed space or guaranteed demand.

Published development program:Retail and entertainment (opens in a new tab)
05 · Technology

A tech hub

How technology fits into a mixed-use district

Miami-Dade County’s project summary includes a technology hub. The project architect describes technology offices among the development’s future phases.

It’s a useful reminder to look beyond a headline number: place, public access, business uses, and the project’s phasing all matter.