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Florida Scoop · Aug 5, 2026

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Lenders File $65 Million Foreclosure On MiamiCentral Retail Space A Brightline-affiliated company that owns the retail portion of MiamiCentral Station is facing a $65 million foreclosure lawsuit. U.S. Bank, acting for the lenders, sued Brightline Investment Holdings, one of its subsidiaries, and property manager FECI Realty over the roughly 124,000 square feet of retail at 600 Northwest First Avenue. The suit does not involve the train station operations or Brightline’s passenger rail service itself. The station and retail spaces remain open. The retail area is currently about 65 percent leased, with tenants including Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, AT&T, Rosetta Bakery, Joe & The Juice, and Wolf of Tacos. Lenders allege the borrower missed required principal and interest payments starting late last year. They are seeking to foreclose on the property, enforce guarantees, and have a receiver appointed.

*Lenders File $65 Million Foreclosure On MiamiCentral Retail Space* A Brightline-affiliated company that owns the retail portion of MiamiCentral Station is facing a $65 million foreclosure lawsuit. U.S. Bank, acting for the lenders, sued Brightline Investment Holdings, one of its subsidiaries, and property manager FECI Realty over the roughly 124,000 square feet of retail at 600 Northwest First Avenue. The suit does not involve the train station operations or Brightline’s passenger rail service itself. The station and retail spaces remain open. The retail area is currently about 65 percent leased, with tenants including Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, AT&T, Rosetta Bakery, Joe & The Juice, and Wolf of Tacos. Lenders allege the borrower missed required principal and interest payments starting late last year. They are seeking to foreclose on the property, enforce guarantees, and have a receiver appointed.

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