Sawyer’s Landing originally was planned as a mix of market-rate and affordable units, but the latest concept is for an all-affordable development and a Target store.
September 15, 2020 at 02:20 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Developer Michael Swerdlow is moving forward with an affordable housing-retail project in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood after a partial win in a lawsuit against him by a would-be site developer.
Swerdlow, CEO of Swerdlow Group, is set to start construction early next year on Sawyer’s Landing with 578 affordable housing units including 85% reserved for residents 62 and older and a 251,000-square-foot retail segment anchored by Target.
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Sawyer’s Landing is a 578-unit affordable housing project with Target-anchored retail in Miami’s Overtown. (Courtesy Photo)
