List of Buildings On Milla De Oro
- Popular, Inc. headquarters (3 buildings)
- Westernbank World Plaza (formerly the Banco de Ponce headquarters); acquired by Banco Popular de Puerto Rico after an FDIC closure of several banks on the Island on 2010.
- First BanCorp headquarters
- Kevane Grant Thornton Building (formerly known as Bolivia 33)
- The Hato Rey Center (formerly known as Home Mortgage Plaza)
- Banco Santander building
- Scotiabank building
- American International Group (AIG) building
- MCS Plaza (Formerly Pan-Am Plaza)
- Puerto Rico Comptroller’s Office building
- City of San Juan government tower
- AON Center
- Citibank Tower
- Centrum Plaza
- Puerto Rico Department of Labor and Human Resources (Departamento del Trabajo y Recursos Humanos) building
- José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum (Coliseo de Puerto Rico)
- BBVA Plaza (formerly Chase Manhattan Bank Plaza)
- Eurobank Building
- Hato Rey Train Station
- Roosevelt Train Station
- Aquablue at the Golden Mile (under construction)
- Quantum Metrocenter (under construction)
- Uruguay 269 (under construction)
- Coliseum Tower (completed)
- Metropolis (under construction)
- Infinity (under Construction)
- Torre Mayor
- Instituto Socio Economico Comunitario (www.insec.org)
- Fine Arts Cafe (Upscale Repertory Theatre owned by Caribbean Cinemas)
- Fi Sigma Alfa Fraternity Club House (Restaurant and activities hall)
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