Swerdlow Group Unveils $3 Billion Mixed-Use Public Housing Vision For Miami’s Little River And Little Haiti Neighborhood (low income)

[CXT2000]

Posting this a bit late, but have been hearing of this project for a while now and it was announced earlier this week. I have to say, I'm impressed with it and truly love it. Parts of it remind me of Griffintown, to be honest, with the architecture and emphasis on mix-use.





5K units for low-income and work force housing, 700K sq ft of parks and recreational space, commercial spaces, services, etc.. This is a huge game changer that will propel Miami on an urban and cohesive level, and if approved, will be an exciting project for the city. I am 110% on board with this project and excited about it, I wonder what others on here think of it.


https://floridayimby.com/2024/02/swe...hborhoods.html

[Arcenal813]

Would be absolutely amazing for Miami to get this. I hope it gets approved. Instant game changer and a model for other “modern” cities, particularly these rapidly growing sunbelt places.

[CXT2000]

Originally Posted by Arcenal813

Would be absolutely amazing for Miami to get this. I hope it gets approved. Instant game changer and a model for other “modern” cities, particularly these rapidly growing sunbelt places.

Same honestly, it'll be a huge win for the city and hopefully others can replicate this model. It's rare for Miami to be leading in this regard, so there's a lot of optimism with this.

[Corrie22]

a recipe for high crime buildings

neighborhood
low income
5000 rentals so can't be choosy