At what price affordable housing?
While we are talking about added density in the Grove, read this in Miami Today "Developer's payment to city gains more density in Wynwood."
It's a trade-off in exchange for affordable housing. But is over-development the answer to affordable housing?
Should a developer be allowed to bribe their way into more development, ruining the quality of a neighborhood in the process?
It's a trade-off in exchange for affordable housing. But is over-development the answer to affordable housing?
Should a developer be allowed to bribe their way into more development, ruining the quality of a neighborhood in the process?
posted by Tom Falco at 4:00 AM
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1 Comments:
Miami is already zoned to allow 8 times more housing units than were counted in the 2010 census.
Has anyone noticed traffic getting worse?
And yet the city keeps granting up-zonings.
This is destructive to our quality of life.
Elvis Cruz
631 NE 57 Street
Miami, Florida 33137
305 754 1420
ElvisCruz@mac.com
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