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Biscayne Landing in foreclosure

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Wells Fargo Bank filed a foreclosure suit against the Biscayne Landing project, a development that was supposed to be the locus of a revival of North Miami. Brian Street, who is a principal of Biscayne Landing and chief executive officer of Boca Developers, was among those named in the suit. Biscayne Landing, the development firm, holds a 200-year lease on the land between NE 137th Street and NE 151st Street. It was originally envisioned as a community within a community that would include 6,000 condos and townhomes, 120,000 square feet of shops and restaurants, 80,000 square feet of offices, a waterfront town center and possibly a hotel. 

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