Did you miss these 3 Miramar stories? Catch up on city plans, hotel brands & more
Three recent stories about life in Miramar covered several topics — the city’s first strategic plan, a major hotel investment and a growing local running club.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Story 1: Miramar charts its future with first strategic plan. Here’s how you can have a say
Miramar is hiring a consulting firm to create its first-ever five-year strategic plan, laying out how the city will handle growth, infrastructure, services and quality of life. The process will stretch up to two years and include surveys, public meetings and other outreach so residents can help set priorities — though some commissioners are already pushing for more robust community input.
Story 2: Miramar extended-stay hotel sells for $9.2M as investor expands in South Florida
An Atlanta-based firm, Noble Investment Group, recently bought the WoodSpring Suites extended-stay hotel in Miramar for $9.2 million as part of a larger push into fast-growing U.S. markets. The Miramar property, built in 2020, joins other WoodSpring locations in Tamarac and West Palm Beach that Noble has recently acquired.
Story 3: Miramar Run Club shifts weekly event from Pembroke Pines to City Hall
The Miramar Run Club has moved its Monday “Set the Pace” meetup from Pembroke Gardens to Miramar City Hall, thanks to new partnerships with the mayor, the city, Memorial Health and Lululemon. The free weekly run is meant for all levels and adds to a broader running culture in Miramar, where Mayor Wayne Messam is known for his own runs and city-hosted 5Ks.
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