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Miami Beach’s 1936 Tides Hotel to reopen after nine years shut and a $95.6 million foreclosure battle

Source: Times of India — NRI · 1 day ago
Miami Beach’s 1936 Tides Hotel to reopen after nine years shut and a $95.6 million foreclosure battle
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Summary

The historic Tides Hotel in Miami Beach, which has been closed since Hurricane Irma, will reopen later this year after a major renovation by its new owner, Safe Harbor Capital Partners. The property changed hands at a foreclosure auction, ending a long legal dispute over its financing and insurance, and is expected to resume its role as a popular Ocean Drive venue.

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The historic Tides Hotel in Miami Beach, which has remained shuttered since Hurricane Irma in 2017, is set for a grand reopening in November 2026 after extensive renovations by its new owner, Safe Harbor Capital Partners. Legal disputes surrounding its financing and insurance have prolonged its closure.

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