A rendering of the proposed Eastside Ridge project that will span 22.5 acres on the southeast corner of Northeast 54th Street and Second Avenue near Little Haiti. Courtesy rendering
The proposed 22-acre project has been stalled with the city planning board for more than a year in part over concerns about affordable housing and gentrification.
November 20, 2019 at 02:57 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The developer of the proposed Eastside Ridge sued Miami over a city planning board’s repeatedly delayed vote on the controversial project near Little Haiti.
SPV Realty LC asked the court to compel the Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board to vote on a final land-use change. The developer argued in its one-count Miami-Dade Circuit Court complaint that the Miami 21 zoning code requires the board to vote, regardless of whether it’s to approve or deny.
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