Flo Rida Invests $10M In His Hometown, Opening Miami Gardens’ First Black-Owned Plaza

Miami Gardens, Florida, is witnessing a transformative era of Black-owned business development, led by none other than hometown hero, Flo Rida. In a significant move, the rapper and entrepreneur has purchased Cloverleaf Plaza, marking the first Black-owned commercial plaza in Miami Gardens. Flo Rida has invested $10 million in purchasing the Cloverleaf Plaza shopping center in Miami Gardens, marking the first time since its construction in 1955 that the plaza is under Black ownership and management.

Flo Rida, a native of Carol City (now Miami Gardens)

With this investment, Flo Rida aims to create a thriving hub for local entrepreneurs, enhancing community development and economic empowerment. The plaza, acquired for $10 million through his company, Strong Arm Entertainment, already hosts a variety of businesses, signaling a brighter, more inclusive future for economic activities in the area.

As part of his broader vision, Flo Rida is also focused on renovating the plaza, making it more attractive and functional for businesses and customers alike. His commitment to nurturing a safe, prosperous community environment is evident in his efforts to upgrade facilities and enhance security.

This initiative is not just about real estate; it's about paving the way for future generations, demonstrating that ownership and success are attainable. As Flo Rida revitalizes Cloverleaf Plaza, he reinforces the message that Miami Gardens is a place where Black businesses can flourish and community bonds can strengthen.

sources - JPevents and BlackEnterprises