MIAMI—Miami Beckham United has picked the spot for the new Major League Soccer (MLS) stadium. The ownership group, led by David Beckham, Marcelo Claure, and Simon Fuller, is evaluating sites.
“We're still working hard to give the South Florida public what they want and deserve and we're in the process of evaluating potential stadium sites in Miami-Dade County," says John Alschuler, Strategic Advisor to Miami Beckham United. "However we have always said that there are other communities that would welcome an MLS club owned by David and his partners.”
But will it a stadium ultimately be approved? Should it be approved? That was one of the topics of discussion at Forbes LATAM's first-ever South Florida Real Estate Forum in the United States last week at the Epic Hotel in Downtown Miami.
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