The surrounding 131-acre development adds offices, hotels, a public park, shops, restaurants, and attractions, with 58 acres of public parkland and more than 234,000 square meters of green space.

Located in central Miami near the airport, the site offers multiple public transport options and 5,000 parking spaces to support attendance at games and events.

The project is designed to be a city-wide hub, extending beyond football to function as a cultural and community space.

Inter Miami is relocating from Chase Stadium to the new Miami Freedom Park as the 2026 MLS season approaches.

Beckham, the club’s co-owner, visited the site to share progress images, signaling that construction is advancing as planned.

Miami Freedom Park marks a major step in Inter Miami’s growth within MLS, reinforcing the club’s ambitions and its ties to the city.

The new stadium will seat about 25,000, be roofed, and include cutting-edge technology to enhance both on-field action and the overall fan experience.