Miami, Florida — According to state and local development sources, Miami-Dade County plans to invest $265,000,000.00 to build out 671,088 square feet of new space in Miami. The company plans to occupy the new space in Miami, on or about October 1, 2025. According to the company website Miami-Dade County, Florida is the most populous county in the southeastern United States. Miami-Dade County is often referred to as the Gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean. The modern era began with the arrival of Henry Flaglers railroad in 1896. A system of drainage canals began to crisscross the area after the turn of the century. The destruction of mangroves and draining swampland created new land for settlers. In the 1920s a real estate boom changed the area as new subdivisions and tourist resorts were built. From one winter season to the next the City of Miami changed so rapidly that visitors remarked that it had grown like magic and Miami came to be know as the Magic City. During World War II the military brought thousands of troops to the area for training. When the war ended many returned with their families to live here permanently. A growth surge in population followed the war and the number of tourists began a steady increase as advancements in transportation helped Miami-Dade become a year-round resort. Todays Miami International Airport helps make the county the North American gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean. In the 1960s thousands of refugees from Cuba began coming into the area. In the 1990s Haitians fled their homeland to come here seeking a better life. Emigration helped the Countys population surpass one million in 1962. Today many different ethnic groups and cultures live in this modern metropolitan community.

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