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Miami to Sell Griffin an Historic Site Next to New Citadel HQ

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Miami has agreed to sell billionaire Ken Griffin a site in the Brickell financial district that currently houses a historic cottage, located across the street from Citadel's planned headquarters. The sale enables Griffin to own the entire square block, fulfilling his objective. This deal underscores Griffin's ongoing investment in the Miami area.

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Ken Griffin, a billionaire, is consolidating land for a major corporate campus.

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The site currently houses an historic cottage.

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Miami agreed to sell Ken Griffin a site in the Brickell financial district.

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  • Ken Griffin, a billionaire, is consolidating land for a major corporate campus.
  • Citadel headquarters will likely boost local employment and tax revenue.

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Miami agreed to sell Ken Griffin a site across the street from the planned Citadel headquarters in the Brickell financial district that currently houses a historic cottage, completing Griffin’s goal of owning the entire square block.

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Miami agreed to sell Ken Griffin a site in the Brickell financial district.

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The site is across the street from the planned Citadel headquarters.

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The site currently houses an historic cottage.

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The sale completes Ken Griffin's goal of owning the entire square block.

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