Miami pushes for Little Havana upzoning with no affordable housing requirement
Little Havana and the Miami River District are targeted for a sweeping overhaul of development regulations that would allow bigger buildings, potentially adding nearly 20,000 residents. The pair of proposals for zoning and land use changes are primarily targeting properties in Little Havana, though some of the lots are closer to the Miami River. The measures are backed by the city of Miami, marking a continuation of the city’s yearslong push for taller buildings with more units across its neighborhoods. But under the latest items, the city’s proposed zoning and land-use changes come with zero guarantees for affordable housing, even […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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