Healthy demand? These Kendall projects near Baptist hospital provoked longtime residents
A cluster of single-family homes on 1-acre lots and vacant parcels near Baptist Hospital of Miami are slated for redevelopment with more than 200 apartments, proposals that riled up hundreds of neighbors in a pocket of Kendall. Four planned projects range from three to five stories, in a less than two-block area that’s just east of the main campus for Baptist Health South Florida, the region’s largest health system. This slice of Kendall, a sprawling suburb and primarily a bedroom community with low-rise medical offices and shopping plazas, is known as Continental Park. The developers are seizing on a Miami-Dade […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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