A cry for cheaper housing has pressured developers to build smaller.
East End Capital’s Wynwood 25 apartment project won’t be completed for another two years — yet over 600 hopeful renters have placed their names on its waiting list. The mixed-use development rising in the Wynwood Arts District north of downtown Miami is one of the first South Florida rental projects to offer micro-apartment units. The smaller-than-usual residences promise to offer some relief for tenants struggling to meet rent in the city’s priciest urban areas.
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