“Didn’t want it to feel like Disney World”: Motwani on Miami Worldcenter’s 20-year road to reality
Nitin Motwani started putting the pieces together for Miami Worldcenter about two decades ago. Three major events left their mark on the 10-city-block project’s trajectory: The 2008 financial crisis, shifts in the retail market and the pandemic. “In hindsight, all of those led to a better project,” Motwani said on Wednesday at The Real Deal Miami Forum 2026. Motwani and developer Miki Naftali spoke with TRD Editor-in-Chief Stuart Elliott during the “Miami Worldcenter: Building the Next Great Urban District” panel, which closed out day one of the event. When Motwani and his partners started meeting with financiers, “they thought we […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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