Rush to redemption? Miami will vote again on church site Nobu condos, but critics question haste

Miami will vote again on 13th Floor Investment’s proposed Nobu condos at a Brickell church site, making amends after a court ruled the city should have let residents intervene the first time. But redevelopment opponents are questioning the city’s rush to schedule the do-over hearing, now set for Election Day on Tuesday, arguing it will reduce resident turnout.  Coconut Grove-based 13th Floor, led by Arnaud Karsenti, and Brickell-based Key International, led by the Ardid family, want to build the 75-story, 321-unit Nobu-branded tower on the site of a school and parking lot behind First Miami Presbyterian Church at 609 Brickell […]

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