Who Actually Holds Ground

What's assigned

Meridian Dynamics

• Aventura — municipalityHigh-rise condo corridor built around Aventura Mall, one of the largest shopping centers in the country.
• Brickell — neighborhoodMiami's financial district, a dense skyline of international banks and luxury residential towers.
• Doral — municipalityBusiness-park suburb built around golf resorts and corporate offices, with a large Venezuelan-American community.
• Downtown — neighborhoodMiami's civic and commercial core: government buildings, the arena, Bayside Marketplace, and the Metromover loop.

Alloy

• Allapattah — neighborhoodFormer produce-market district, now home to the Rubell Museum and a growing contemporary-art scene.
• Little Haiti — neighborhoodCultural center of Miami's Haitian diaspora, known for the Caribbean Marketplace and its street murals.
• Palmetto Bay — municipality (former base)Quiet, tree-lined suburban village near the Deering Estate, incorporated in 2002. Lennon and Adam's first hideout — abandoned once Alloy relocated to Little Haiti and Allapattah.

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• Flagami — neighborhoodWorking-class residential streets west of Little Havana, named for its stretch of Flagler St toward the airport — auto shops and warehouses mixed in among the houses.
• Liberty City — neighborhoodHistoric Black neighborhood built around Liberty Square, the first federal public-housing project in the South.
• Little River Ind. — industrial districtWarehouse corridor along the Little River, increasingly home to studios and small manufacturers spilling over from Wynwood.
• Medley — municipalityOne of the county's most industrial municipalities: rail yards, freight warehouses, and few residents.
• Opa-Locka — municipalityBuilt around a Moorish Revival "Arabian Nights" theme, with street names to match and a historic municipal airport.
• Overtown — neighborhoodHistorically Miami's center of Black culture and commerce, once nicknamed the "Harlem of the South."
• Wynwood Ind. — industrial districtFormer garment-district warehouses turned into an internationally known arts district, home to the Wynwood Walls murals.

Undertow Program (unconfirmed)

• Coral Gables — municipalityPlanned "City Beautiful," known for Mediterranean Revival architecture, the Biltmore Hotel, and the University of Miami.