Moishe Mana spent 16 years assembling about 30 acres in Miami’s Wynwood district; Ken Griffin has now bought the land for about $1.1 billion in Florida’s largest land-assemblage deal, with a university campus planned
- Moishe Mana, Founder & CEO, Mana CommonPhoto credit: Mana CommonMoishe Mana began buying property in Miami’s Wynwood district in 2009, when the area was still largely abandoned and in the early stages of transformation.
- Over 16 years, he assembled roughly 30 acres into what became Mana Wynwood, a cultural and events hub known for art fairs, concerts and festivals.
- On September 29, 2026, Mana Common closed the sale of that assemblage to Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin for approximately $1.1 billion, a transaction the company describes as the largest land-assemblage deal in Florida history,
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- Moishe Mana, Founder & CEO, Mana CommonPhoto credit: Mana CommonMoishe Mana began buying property in Miami’s Wynwood district in 2009, when the area was still largely abandoned and in the early stages of transformation.
- Over 16 years, he assembled roughly 30 acres into what became Mana Wynwood, a cultural and events hub known for art fairs, concerts and festivals.
- On September 29, 2026, Mana Common closed the sale of that assemblage to Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin for approximately $1.1 billion, a transaction the company describes as the largest land-assemblage deal in Florida history,
Sources: Times of India