Graham pitches apartments for Miami Lakes site of fizzled “senior village”
Graham Companies pitched plans for a 541-unit apartment complex in Miami Lakes, in a proposal that hasn’t received full-throated endorsement from locals. The family firm, which developed Miami Lakes and is a major landlord in the town, wants to build the complex on a site previously slated for a “senior village” and an assisted living facility. The 22.2-acre lakefront development site is at Oak Lane and Commerce Way in Miami Lakes. Graham owns the property, records show. The Town of Miami Lakes Planning and Zoning Board deferred voting Tuesday on a requested future land use map amendment and rezoning necessary […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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