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Pitbull's Childhood Home to Become Mr. 305 Records HQ

3/11/2026

Summary

Story summary

The Wynwood Design Review Committee unanimously approved Pitbull's plan to replace his childhood home with Mr. 305 Records headquarters.
The eight-story building will exceed 11,000 square feet and replace a 720-square-foot home built in 1927.
Rilea Group developed the project, which features an industrial-inspired design with murals to honor Pitbull's roots.
The next step is approval from the Urban Development Review Board.
Pitbull continues to invest in his Miami community.

History

Historical Context

In 1927, Miami's City Commission enacted zoning laws to manage urban development, marking a pivotal moment in the city's growth. The Rilea Group's recent project, transitioning from a 720-square-foot home to an 11,000-square-foot commercial headquarters, exemplifies ongoing urban renewal efforts. This shift reflects broader trends in community investment, with figures like Pitbull actively contributing to economic revitalization in Miami.

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Story summary

The Wynwood Design Review Committee unanimously approved Pitbull's plan to replace his childhood home with Mr. 305 Records headquarters.
The eight-story building will exceed 11,000 square feet and replace a 720-square-foot home built in 1927.
Rilea Group developed the project, which features an industrial-inspired design with murals to honor Pitbull's roots.
The next step is approval from the Urban Development Review Board.
Pitbull continues to invest in his Miami community.

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