(This content was created with the help of AI.) Miami’s priciest enclave is trying to evict its shabbiest tenant—and the fight could upend one of the world’s busiest cruise ports.
On Fisher Island, with a $12 million median list price, residents and a powerful developer group want to tear down a century-old fuel terminal that supplies PortMiami’s cruise and cargo ships and replace it with ultra-luxury condo towers, with penthouses reportedly aimed as high as $100 million, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Cruise lines say losing the depot, which HRP Group purchased for $180 million last year, would be a logistical and economic blow, with one executive warning no major US port operates without its own fuel source…