The Hakimian Organization, a New York-based firm, is moving forward with plans for a two-phase project in Miami-Dade County. At a July 19th meeting, Miami’s Urban Development Review Board approved the first phase, Hakimian South Tower, in a 5-0 vote.
The Healthy Housing Foundation has proposed a 12-story affordable housing complex in Miami’s Little River neighborhood. Meet Little River Plaza. If approved, the community would rest on a .94-acre build site, offering 250 apartments.
Developers hope to proceed with the construction of a 20-story building that will serve as “the southern gateway to the Design District.” The Next Miami reports that Tower 91 is proposed to offer 107 multi-family housing units, starting on the development’s seventh floor.
Coral Rock Development Group, a leading real estate development company based in Coral Gables, has unveiled plans for Dulce Vida, a transformative mixed-use, mixed-income development in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood. The project aligns with Florida’s SB 102 law, which aims to promote mixed-income developments and increase access to affordable housing. Dulce Vida will encompass 200 rental units designed to cater to a diverse range of residents. Of these units, 85 will be designated as affordable housing at 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI), 85 will be allocated for workforce housing at 100% AMI, and 30 units will be available for workforce housing at 120% AMI, providing various housing options for different income levels.
The Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH) hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for Meridian Point at Goulds Station, an affordable housing complex in Miami-Dade County.
