The original building of Polish American Club of Miami, founded in 1941, sat on a prime parcel of land located on the Miami River. Although the structrure has fallen into disrepair, the land is still owned by club and is in a very desirable location. It is a perfect time to bring it back to Miami with so much more than just a club.  

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PACOM has decided to erect a building which will stand as a symbol of Poles not only in America but in the World. Preliminary designs include a modern vision of picturesque landscaping, office spaces, ballroom, retail spaces, restaurant, apartments and penthouses. All Miami based Polish organizations will find their new home there. 

 

The land is in the South Fork of the Miami River and the neighborhood is already scheduled to have a waterfront walkway and a 16-acre park where free concerts and other entertainment will be presented in an outdoor amphitheater. Located at 1250 NW 22nd Ave (Pulaski Ave.), it is 10 minutes from Miami airport, less than 20 minutes from Miami Beach and 10 minutes from Brickell Financial Centre. 

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