Pitbull Plans to Replace Childhood Home With Mr. 305 Headquarters

Pitbull has never been shy about repping his 305 roots — and now Mr. Worldwide wants to make it official with a corporate address on the very block where he grew up. Explore Pitbull See latest videos, charts and news The Cuban-American hitmaker has filed plans to tear down one of his childhood homes in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood and build an eight-story headquarters for his Mr.

305 music company in its place. Related Madonna Says She Has the Celta Vigo Jersey the Spanish Club Has Been Hunting For Lady Gaga Hints She'll Be Married 'Soon' on Bruno Mars' 'Romantic Radio' Show Keanu Reeves' Dogstar Reveals New Album 'All in Now' and Upcoming U.S. Tour Dates The proposed tower at 25 Northeast 28th Street would replace a modest two-bedroom house built in 1927 — spanning just 700 square feet on a sliver of a lot — with an 11,200-square-foot office building featuring nearly 9,700 square feet of workspace, according to plans submitted to a Miami projects review board.

It’s a full-circle moment for an artist who has spoken openly about growing up on that same stretch of Wynwood long before it became one of the most sought-after creative districts in the country. “I used to live in Wynwood when they didn’t sell art,” Pitbull said at a 2020 event just blocks from the proposed site.

“They sold coke, crack and heroin, so to be able to perform… I used to stay right up the block when nobody believed in me, so to be on this stage is definitely an honor. From 28th Street and N. Miami Ave to be right here, it’s a beautiful thing.”