A rendering of part of the planned, nearly 18-acre Magic City Innovation District in Little Haiti. It would rise between Northeast Second Avenue and the Florida East Coast Railway tracks and from the Little Haiti Soccer Park and the Little Haiti Cultural Center.
The three city commissioners left on the dais by the time the project came up for a vote approved it.
June 28, 2019 at 03:22 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The controversial Magic City Innovation District won Miami City Commission approval Friday to rise in Little Haiti after elected officials shot down a last-minute push by opponents to stop the project.
Commissioners Manolo Reyes, Willy Gort and Keon Hardemon voted in favor of Magic City after hearing from both sides’ attorneys and the public.
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