On January 15, a land use team led by Miguel Diaz de la Portilla and Elinette Ruiz-Diaz de la Portilla secured unanimous approval from the Doral City Council for client MG3 DORAL OFFICE LLC’s “Doral Concourse” project, advancing a high-quality activation of an existing office asset along Doral Boulevard.
The approval authorizes a Land Use Amendment and Rezoning to the Doral Mixed Use category, together with a site plan and Master Development Agreement, enabling the integration of 19,565 square feet of restaurant use within the existing office building at 8400 NW 36th Street.
The Doral Concourse entitlement package positions the project to deliver a curated dining experience that elevates the public realm, enhances on-site activation, and contributes to the continued evolution of Doral’s mixed-use landscape.
For guidance on land use and zoning approvals in Doral and across South Florida, contact Miguel Diaz de la Portilla and Elinette Ruiz-Diaz de la Portilla.
Miguel focuses his practice on local government law, particularly land use and zoning and government procurement. With decades of experience as a land use and zoning attorney in Miami-Dade County, Miguel represents major developers in securing government approvals for large scale residential, commercial, mixed use, and/or retail projects before various municipal and county governments.
Elinette focuses her practice on local government law, particularly land use and zoning, and government procurement. Elinette’s clients include builders, developers and land owners involved in land use and zoning matters at every phase of the development process. She advises clients on issues that range from zoning approvals to subdivision, including due diligence reviews, vested rights claims, local comprehensive plan amendments, historic preservation approvals, permit matters, and a variety of associated environmental concerns.
