Demolition permit sought for former Greyhound station

Miami-based investor Ramon Llorens bought property in December.

The old Greyhound station at 10 N. Pearl St. is coming down.
The old Greyhound station at 10 N. Pearl St. is coming down.
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The former Greyhound station at 10 N. Pearl St. is coming down.

Miami-based investor Ramon Llorens bought it in December through AK Pearl LLC, which seeks a permit to demolish the structure.

It closed when Greyhound moved to a new terminal at 1111 W. Forsyth St. near the Prime Osborn Convention Center.

Llorens hasn’t disclosed plans for the 1.21-acre property.

While the building will be demolished, Greyhound removed its iconic sign from the structure in April.

 

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